Sursa foto: Inquam Photos/ Octav Ganea
Secretary of State Iulia Matei had, on Friday, consultations with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey, Faruk Kaymakci, in a videoconference system a context in which the Romanian side expressed support for continuing an open and constructive dialogue between Turkey and the European Union.
According to a Foreign Ministry (MAE) release sent to AGERPRES, in the context of marking this year the 10th anniversary of the signing of the bilateral Strategic Partnership, the common interest for the development of economic and sectoral cooperation was expressed, as well as for the continuation of discussions within intergovernmental working formats in the economic field, in order to make the most of the existing potential and to even the trade balance, agerpres.ro confirms.
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Akit TV, notorious for its Jew-hating reporting, trimmed, distorted and cherry-picked parts of the documentary to further spread antisemitism in Turkey. Sentences and images in the documentary were cut and the statements of the Jewish interviewees living in Turkey were altered in an attempt to make Jews a target. Among the Turkish Jews targeted were lawyer Betsy Penso, scholar Rifat Bali and Ivo Molinas, the editor-in-chief of the Jewish weekly
Şalom, among others.
6. The pro-government newspaper
Yeni Akit published a report repeating the “blood libel” and “the barrel with needles” lies that caused widespread Jew-hatred and persecution in medieval and early modern history.
Dendias in Sarajevo: It is important Bosnia-Herzegovina aligns with EU on the East Mediterranean
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Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias visited Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) on Friday and promised, among other things, to assist in their path towards European Union membership.
In speaking with his Bosnian counterpart Bisera Turković, Dendias said “we had the opportunity to address ways of further enhancing our important bilateral cooperation in all fields, starting with political dialogue.”
Dendias emphasised that Greece and BiH said today’s meeting was about boosting economic cooperation and cultural exchanges.
“In this regard, it is a particular pleasure for me to underline that courses of Modern Greek are being taught in Sarajevo and Banja Luka. I hope that when conditions allow, the teaching will resume of course with the physical presence of all students,” he said.
Economic, social integration in Balkans enhance peace
Turkey s strong historical, cultural, humanitarian ties make it integral part of Balkans, says deputy foreign minister H. J. I. / AA
17.12.2020
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Economic, social integration in Balkans enhance peace
The digital workshop, titled COVID-19: Challenges and Opportunities in Balkans
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Turkey’s strong historical, cultural, and humanitarian ties make the country an integral part of the Balkans, said Turkey’s deputy foreign minister.
-Economic and social integration in our region will enhance peace and prosperity. Besides, the integration will enable us to develop common responses to regional and global challenges- Yavuz Selim Kiran said at a digital workshop on Wednesday.