ANKARA - Turkish Foreign Minister & Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah Gul has announced, ''a new reform wave will be launched. It will be made public soon.''
FM Gul met representatives from several press organs over a breakfast in Ankara on Tuesday.
Replying to a question on terrorism, Gul stressed, ''Turkey has this trouble. We will fight against this trouble till the very end. No one said that terrorist organization PKK has been destroyed completely and this problem ended. Turkey's priority is to fight against it.''
Gul noted that terrorist activities escalated when there have been favorable developments in the country including broadcast in Kurdish in some TV channels and boost in investments in the region (southeastern part of the country).
''There is a thin line in fight against terrorism. No concession will be made from democracy. We should not fall into trap of terrorist organization. Democracy is the only way of living together in Turkey. We are determined to solve this problems within the scope of democracy. Terrorist organization aims to prevent democratic and economic developments in the country. Terrorist organization should be isolated,'' he underlined.
Stating that Turkish people and media held important responsibilities in this fight, he underscored that Turkish security forces were exerting great efforts to fight against terrorism.
Gul noted that his government was working on ''a new reform wave'', stressing that they would make it public in coming days. He gave no further details.