ANKARA, Jan 9 (A.A) - State Minister Kemal Dervis said on Wednesday that many countries in the world face the danger of stagnation in 2002, adding that Turkey prepares itself for sustainable growth again in 2002.
Responding to a question with notice presented to him by Felicity Party (SP) deputy Zeki Celik, Dervis said that he always attributed importance to policies which focused on social development and fair distribution of income.
''I wish I didn't voice words which could have political meanings,'' Dervis said.
Dervis said that Turkey started to implement structural reforms particularly in the banking sector by getting lessons from the crises that took place in the world.
''As a result of the financial policies, Turkey gives the message to both domestic and external markets that it can roll over its debt easily,'' he said, adding that the additional fiscal support extended by international organizations including the IMF to Turkey is a result of the resolution in implementing the economic programme,'' he said.
Turkey will have no risk of economic crisis as a result of this economic programme, he said.