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Kennedy on Armenian Issue: Unify Your Suggestions

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  • Kennedy on Armenian Issue: Unify Your Suggestions

    Kennedy on Armenian Issue: Unify Your Suggestions
    By Suleyman Kurt

    Zaman, Turkey
    May 4 2005

    Published: Wednesday 04, 2005
    zaman.com


    The US administration have positively viewed a possible meeting
    between Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Armenian
    President Robert Kocharian at the European Council regarding the
    so-called Armenian genocide allegations on May 16-17 and believe that
    the different suggestions offered by each party might be evaluated
    together.

    The US Undersecretary of the State Department responsible for
    European and Eurasian affairs Laura Kennedy said, "Why shouldn't
    the differing suggestions of Erdogan and Kocharian be evaluated
    together?" Kennedy met with Turkish diplomats in Ankara during her
    two-day visit. Kennedy also met with the Turkish Foreign Ministry
    Undersecretary Ali Tuygan and National Security Council (MGK)
    Secretary-General Yigit Alpogan. Turkey and the US have agreed on a
    meeting of expert delegations regarding the issues related to each
    party. The US official will travel onto Lefkosa (Nicosia), Athens,
    Brussels and London after her meetings in Ankara.

    In the news conference, Kennedy revealed that the process between
    Turkey and Armenia is "hopeful", and evaluated the possible meeting
    of Erdogan and Kocharian in Warsaw as a "wonderful thing". While
    Kennedy did not make any preference between Erdogan's suggestion
    for the meeting of the historians and Kocharian's suggestion for
    conducting an intergovernmental commission, she noted, "Why shouldn't
    the two suggestions be evaluated together?" Kennedy also demanded
    Turkey re-open the Armenian borders. The US official also announced
    that in order to find a solution for the Cyprus issue Greek Cypriots
    firstly need to address their concerns to the United Nations (UN).
    Suggesting that no other state has worked as hard as the US to lift
    the isolation against Turkish Cypriots, Kennedy confirmed that they
    have not yet made any decision about direct flights to the Turkish
    Republic of the Northern Cyprus (TRNC). The US Official added that
    the date of the Erdogan-Bush meeting has not yet been determined.
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