We Would Like To See Tougher Laws On Fight Against Terror In Turkey, U.S. State Dept. Official

WASHINGTON, D.C. - An official from the U.S. Department of State said Thursday that they would like to seen tougher laws on the fight against terror in Turkey.
Speaking at a round table discussion in Washington, D.C., Coordinator for counter-terrorism of the U.S. State Department, Dell Dailey, said that Turkey and U.S. shared intelligence with each other on terror like no any other countries.
Tougher laws in Turkey would make the fight against international terror easier, Dailey noted.
In regard to cooperation between Turkey and the U.S. against terrorist organization PKK, Dailey said that "the two countries have intelligence sharing comparable to no any other cooperation among other world states."
As far as my experiences are concerned, the U.S. have not had such intelligence sharing with any other country, Dailey said.
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