Turkey Has Fulfilled Its Obligations In International Organizations, Erdogan

WARSAW (AA) - Commenting on the decision of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) about head terrorist Abdullah Ocalan, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, ''Turkey has fulfilled everything that has constitutionally bound itself in all the international organizations, of which it is a member.''
     Erdogan and his Polish counterpart Marek Belka inaugurated ''Maximus Textile and Ready-to-Wear Wholesalers Center'' in Polish capital of Warsaw. The center is a joint investment by Turkish companies ENKA and NUROL and Polish Europa company.
    
     -TEXTILE CENTER-
    
     Erdogan said that the 70 million USD had been invested in this center, and noted that more than 600 workplaces in the center would employ great number of people.
    
     -BAN ON ONUR AIR-
    
     Answering questions on some European countries' decision to ban Onur Air from landing at their airports, Erdogan said, ''Turkey has agreed with Germany to cooperate in eliminating technical problems (of the Onur Air).''
    
     -PROBLEMS ON CAUCASUS-
    
     Upon a question on the problems in the Caucasus, Erdogan said that Turkey was fulfilling its responsibilities to assure peace and tranquility in this region.
     On the other hand, Polish Prime Minister Marek Belka said that diplomatic relations between Turkey and Poland began in 1414, and added that the bilateral trade volume should be increased.
     Erdogan later departed from Poland.
     (BRC-A֩
2005-05-17