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REVUE DE PRESSE-PRESS REVIEW-BERHEVOKA ÇAPÊ-RIVISTA STAMPA-DENTRO DE LA PRENSA-BASIN ÖZET; ." AkIn Birdal: Kurdish people will decide if PKK will be part of the peace process to decide On the PKK' s future role in Turkey. 'The only decision-making body in Turkey is the Turkish Grand National .A.~se1,l\bly(TJ3~)l'TDN S41
THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1995 _je -!. .... i: Of.' W N Turkish Daily News- ; ::t:J been considering.writing a letter'to Alliin Juppe stating that Turkey would like to be included in the Cannes summit, but it is not .clear whether she will send such a letter or s~pl¥ raise ~e issu~ during her visit in Paris. . Ills possIble (Oli the part of the European 'Union) to extend'aninvitation toTurkey. We ,have already send out f~lers in thatdirec- . tion," a senior TurkisQ diplomat said. . Ankara has so far concealed itsdisap~int- . ment over not having received an invitaUOnto .the summit" which marks the end of the French presidèncy.. ,: , , '.', ' ''What is important for us at this' point is to complete our obligations ' and realize the customs union, which provides a cornerstonein our aim of full membership, and thereby join in the 1996 conference, where important decisions will be made," Foreign Ministry's deputy spoKesman Nurettin Nurkan told a press conference last week. ' Asked what Turkey thought of the fact that Il nonmembers, in:clud-• ing Central and Easteni European states, Cyprus and Malta, were invited, Nurkan replied: ','This is not a new development but a,reflection of , their enlargement perspective." , ' Inönü told Brussels that Turkey regarded the customs union as a step' toward full membership. He sounded confident on the customs union, , telling van den Broek that the Turkish government believes jt will have' done enough by October to persuade the European Parliament to approve Ankara forming a customs union with the EU next y.ear. Inönü said he ho~ the documents on constitutional reform would be ready at the end of this month. He added that his government, bol-, stered by weekend Jocal el~tions, w9uld press ahead wit!?a pac~age of reformmeasures Withthe aIm of puttmg tliem to the Turkish Parliament by the end of this month. "I am quite hopeful that all these procedures , will be finalized on time and that Turkey will become a member of the customs union by Jan. I, 1996," he said. Van den Broek's spokesman said Inönü ,had told the commissioner his country was on the right track to satisfy both the European Union and the European p'arliament. "The Commissioner was very encouraged by the news from the foreign minister," he said. "He underlined that the EU and Turkey had the common goal of forming the customs union." US report calls PKK real ,threat to Americaninterests Turkish Daily News ANKARA-TheU.S. "19!14 Global. , Terrorism Report" issued by the State , Department in Â~ril includes the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) -in a list of-organiZations that threaten U.S. i'nterests, the Anatolian news agency reported on Wednesday. ' , The Department' s 1994 report had not included tlie PKK among groups that pose a danger for U.S interests. ,~'ThePKK employs the tactics of international terrorism m itscampaign to setup a ' s,epara.te state in the Southeastern part of Turkey," this year:s report stated, saying that this constituted a threat to Amencan interests. The report also said that the PKK had spread its terrorist activities to Western Europe, thus causing disturbances in the West. It mentioned that the political wing of the PKK - the ERNK - had opened bureaus in Italy and Greece last year. ' The re{lO.~pointed ~ut that ~~ PKK's tl:!- ronst activIties targetmg tounstIc resorts m Turkey had declinedin 1994. However, it stlltedthat PKK operations targeting the government and economic sources in Turkey were dangerous both for Turks and foreigners in the country. The report, which describes the terrorist activities in the world during 1994, also mentioned the Islamic terrorists organizations in Turkey for the first time. The daily Cumhuriyet quoted the report as saying "the fu'ndamentalist ISlamic gro~ps. organized' attacks on, secular st~te msbtutlOns." ,The daily said the report had named , Islamic Jihad, (Islami Cibad) the Islamic Movement Organization and the Great Eastern Islamic Raiders- Front (IBDA-C) among Islamic terrorist organizations: The report also highlIghted that these Islamic organizations had carried out their ' attacks with the aim of establishing Sharia or Islamic law. These'Islamic organizations was described as anti-West in the report. . Another terrorist orgaiùzation the report described as a threat was the Revolutionary Left (Dev Sol) in Turkey. The feJlC?rt stated thu. Dev-Sol was still a potenbal danger both for U.S interests and for Americans working in Turkey, despite the internal divisions which have weakened Dev-Sol. The report accused Iran of supporting international terrorism and said that this country participated in terrorist activities directly. ' , . Iraq is the other country ,the report links with terrorism. It siated that the Iraqi gov- , ernment was providing, logistic facihties and shelters for the terrorist organiZations. The report also said that although there is no evidence of Syria's direct support of international terronsm since 1986, it stated that Syrian administration was providing logistic supports and shelters for many terrorist or:gamzations~including the PKK. ~ g '"C ::0 ~ t'r1, '"C ::0 ~ ::t:J ~ ~ txl t'r1 ::0 :I: 8 ~ ~ t'r1> ~ $c., ~ ",' ~ > 6t'r1 Z ~ o g !; '"C ::0 ~ tJ:, ~ Z 0: N ~.....
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