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ANKARA - The Motherland Party (Anavatan) has submitted a motion to the parliament, and requested a general debate on the issues of the EU and Cyprus.
Omer Abusoglu and Suleyman Saribas, deputy group chairmen of the Anavatan, claimed in their motion that the government had made serious concessions from Turkey's international interests in the EU accession process.
''The government failed to give information about these issues. It refrained from sharing developments with the public opinion. Therefore, we call on the parliament to hold a general debate on the issues of EU and Cyprus,'' they added.