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    ARMENIA SHOULD QUIT AZERBAIJAN'S OCCUPIED LANDS, ERDOGAN

    news.az
    Jan 13 2010
    Azerbaijan

    Recep Tayyip Erdogan The occupied lands of Azerbaijan should be
    released.

    "Armenia should quit the occupied lands of Azerbaijan", said Premier
    of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan speaking at the Moscow State University,
    Anadolu reports.

    "The occupied lands of Azerbaijan should be released. We should
    establish stable peace in our region and settle the problem of
    Karabakh", the prime minister noted. He also said that Turkey does
    not want nuclear weapon proliferation in the region adding that the
    Iranian nuclear problem should be settled through diplomatic methods:
    "The trade turnover between our countries has reached 10 bn and
    we intend to bring it to 30 bn. We want all issues to be settled
    peacefully in our region".

    Prime Minister Erdogan came together with Turkish businessmen operating
    in Russia.

    Speaking at the meeting, Erdogan said, "Our economy will recover
    quickly in 2010. International organizations also confirmed that Turkey
    will become one of the countries with the highest rate of growth in
    2010. Russian economy has also begun recovering. These developments
    will have positive impacts on our bilateral commercial relations."

    "We are on the eve of establishing an inter-governmental high-level
    cooperation council with Russia. After establishment of the council,
    a new era will begin in Turkey-Russia relations," he said.

    "An important part of Turkey-Russia relations is energy. Turkey is
    expected to draw energy investments worth of nearly $100 billion
    in the next two decades. I believe that it will lead to significant
    cooperation opportunities for both Turkish and Russian companies. This
    means that Russian private sector can make more investments in Turkey,"
    Erdogan said.

    "Another topic which is high on agenda of talks between Turkish and
    Russian officials is establishment of a Turkish logistics center in
    southern part of Russia," he added.

    Erdogan is expected to return to home on Wednesday evening.
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