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    AZG DAILY #172, 25-09-2009

    Armenia-Turkey

    Update: 2009-09-25 00:41:08 (GMT +04:00)

    ARMENIAN EXPANSION ISSUE WILL BE BROUGHT TO TURKEY'S ASSEMBLY ON
    OCTOBER 10TH

    According to the Turkish Sabah newspaper, Turkish Prime Minister
    Erdogan announced during a speech made at Princeton University that
    the Armenian expansion protocol will be brought to Turkey's Grand
    National Assembly on October 10th-11th, two days prior to the World
    Cup qualification football game between the two nations.

    Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan discussed both the democratic expansion
    and relations with Armenia during an address to Princeton
    University. During the speech, Erdogan stated that the Armenia
    protocol will be handled by the Grand National Assembly two days prior
    to the national football game to be played on October 24th.

    Erdogan stated the following: "Deliberations between Azerbaijan and
    Armenia are continuing with a fervor never before seen. With the
    bilateral talks conducted by Switzerland, the steps taken towards
    establishing diplomatic ties between Turkey and Armenia have now
    reached a significant point. If prejudices or internal political
    issues do not surface, then I do believe that the agreement prepared
    will be handed over to the parliament. These steps will be taken on
    either October 10th or 11th."

    Erdogan also touched on the `democratic expansion' during his speech
    and stated "The movement can not take place instantaneously. We need
    to go forward a bit at a time. We want to solve the major problems and
    then handle the minor ones. This is not a Kurdish expansion, it is a
    democratic expansion. The rights of minorities will also be an issue
    dealt with in the expansion."
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