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Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti -Le Monde - 27/28 avril 1997 -Le Monde - mercredi, 27/28 avril 1997 La coalition au pouvoir en Turquie semble proche de l'éclatement . le Conseil national de sécurité se réunit de nouveau Dans un climat d'incertitude politique et de tension croissante, les dirigeants civils et militaires de Turquie devaient se retrouver, samedi 26 avril, pour la réunion du Conseil national de sécurité (MGK). Ce rendez-vous mensuel a été précédé, comme à l'accoutumée, d'intenses spéculations de la presselaïque, qui attend avec impatience la chute du gouvernement du premier ministre Necmettin Erbakan. ISTANBUL de notre correspondante Amplifiés par les médias, les signes de discorde entre l'armée et le .gouvernement sont réels, et il. est clair que la coalition gouvernementale se trouve en difficulté. Tout récemment, la dispute a été relancée par les déclarations polé- .miques d'un général de la gendarmerie, Osman Ozbek, qui, outré par la présence d'une large délégation de .politiciens tùrcs à La Mecque, dont le premier ministre, qui effectuait le pèlerinage pour la 25
Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti ber of yean pupils must spend in pub~c school before they may attend Islamic scademies. But one influential member of Par- Îiament from Mr. Erbakan 's party, Salih Xapusuz, said he hoped the party would "do all it can to oppose such a pr0- posal." His statement suggested that it 'would be difficult for Mr. Erbakan to retreat from his Islamist policies. Two members of Mr. Erbakan 's cabinet resigned over the weekend, and Turkish newspapers reported that others might soon do so. Several influential commentators bave predicted that the 10-month-oid government will not survive more than a few weeks. The two ministers who announced their resignations Saturday, Health Minister of Yildirim Aktuna and Trade Minister of Yalim Erez, said they were angered by Mr. Erbakan's reluctance to reverse some of his Islamist policies as he had agreed to do in February under pressure from the military. Both-men are members of the coalition government's secular partner, the True Path Party. Mr. Erbakan's coalition has looked increasingly shaky in recent weeks. Leaders of other parties bave met ~d agreed on a list of political and business figures who could serve as ministers in a new, non-Islamist government. Military commanders, who view themselves as ~ans of the country's secular prmciples, have: been increasingly vocal in their criticism of Mr. Erbakan 's Islamist policies. The criticism reached a new level after Mr. Erbakan returned last week from, a pilgrima..&eto Mecca. One commander, General Osman OZbek, went so Mr. Menderes's friends said in an interview. "He sees two trains running on ifar as to describe him as "a pimp" for accepting the hospitality of the cœser~ a track toward each other, and he doesn 't vative Saudi governmenL want to stand by and allow a crash." . The resignations of the two cabinet Mr. Menderes has a special reason to members came as Turkey's' senior mil~ fear the results of a coup. His father, ~ • • • l:J itary and civilian leaders, including Mr. Adnan Menderes, was ~dent of Turkey in 1960 when the military carried out Erbakan, gathered" in Ankara for what was seen as a crucial meeting of the a coup and was later hanged along with National Security Council: several members of his govenunent. "1bere are some develqpments in our As it has seemed more likely that the country against the basic constitutional government was approaching collapse. principles of our republic," said the Mrs. Ciller has scrambled to join negotiations chief of the general staff, General Ismail with other parties. The two Hakki Karadayi, as he entered the meetin ministers who' resigned Saturday have g strongly criticized Mrs. Ciller for reministers H. e saI'd no Turkld' cou remam. ". lß1- 'fusing to demand that Mr. Erbakan keep partial in the face of this. " the secularist promises he made in February. Mr. Erbakan came to power in June after an election in whicn his Welfare Among those promises were to cut the ~, an Islamic party, won less than 22 number of students being trained at re-' Percent of the vote. He formed a coalition ligious academies, crack down on with the True Path Party headed by Tansu Muslim groups who are believed to be Ciller, who became ~ foreign minister. accumulating weapons, close unlicensed Koran schools and end his Military commanders bave come to detest both Mr. Erb8kan, whom they party' s recruitment of officers dismissed view as having a hidden agenda aimed at fronl the army because of their fundamentalist sympathies. destroying Turkish secularism, and Mrs. Ciller, whom they consider conupt. . Turkish newspapers have been predicting Mr. Erbakan's fall. Evensome Last week, a handful of Prime Minister Erbakan' s supporters in Parliament commentators who bave supported Mr. said they were preparing to defect from Erbakan until now are reconciled to the the coalition to brin, down the government by leaving It without a par- wrote a column that sounded like an prospect. One of them, Hnur Cevik, :1iamentary majority. obituary of his government. Their leader, Aydin Menderes, a "The masses who make up more than deputy chairman of the Welfare Party, 70 percent of the electorate do not trust 'has told associates that he feared a mil- Welfare," he wrote of the prime minister's 'itary coup if the government was not party. "}Velfare not only failed to brought down democratically. undertake any reforms, but, on the contrary, "Re' s saying that something has to be gave the impression of covering up done to avoid a huge explosion," one of serious conuption charges." Turkish Dally News Monday. Apr1l28. 1997 ' Military.~xpectedto 'assess' Ozbek crisis METEHAN DEMiR AnkanI. Turldsb Daily News Sources say general staff is also considering assigning controversial general to a new post in attempt to give message to certain circles General Osman Ozbek in the eye of the storm. • The Office of Chief of General Staff is to launch an assessment of the c~se of Brig. Gen. Osman Ozbek - who slammed Prime Minister Necmettin Erbakan and Welfare Party (RP) in his recent remarks. High-level military sources told the Turkish Daily News that the military is also considering the possibility of . assigning him to a new post In an effort to send a message to certain circles in Turkey that only the General Staff is authorized to take action against Brig. Gen. ()zbdi., Il necessary. They added that because of recent developments which deeplydisturb the public as well as the Turkish Armed Forces, such criticisms from military personnel are normal but they don't mean that the military is involving itself in domestic politics. . "Erzurum Gendarmerie Commander was absolutely right in his criticisms and concerns for the Turkish Republic but this is against military procedure. The General Staff will remind Brig. Gen. Özbek that suçh criticisms should not be voiced by individuals. He will not face any punishment but the Turkish nùlitary will show certain circles who are preparing to gpen an investigation against .Ozbe~ th~t such assessments or IDvestJgatJons against any member of the ,military can only be done through the military system' s mechanisms," said a senior general. Earlier, Justice Minister and Welfare Party (RF) member ~evket Kazan said he would order for an investigation ~gainst Brig. Gen. Osman Ozbek, who had publicly criti- 285
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