Erdogan: I Agree With Content Of Call For "common Sense"

TIRANA - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday he agrees with the content of the call of non-governmental organization for "common sense for Turkey".
"We are ready to lead formation process of such a common sense," Erdogan told reporters in Albania.
Gathering in Turkish metropolis of Istanbul, chairmen of Union of Chambers & Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOBB), Turkish Confederation of Public Laborers` Unions (Kamu-Sen), Turkish Confederation of Labor Unions (Turk-Is), Turkish Confederation of Tradesmen`s & Craftsmen`s Unions (TESK), Turkish Confederation of Employers` Unions (TISK), Turkish Agricultural Chambers` Union (TZOB) and Moral Rights Workers` Union (Hak-Is) released a joint statement calling for common sense on Wednesday.
Regarding the call, Erdogan said that he agrees with the content of the call, and he was pleased with it.
Erdogan thanked the NGOs for launching such an initiative.
(GC-MS)