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Anadolu Agency: News in English, 02-07-18

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From: The Anadolu Agency Home Page at <http://www.anadoluajansi.com.tr/>


CONTENTS

  • [01] SP LEADER KUTAN CALLS PARLIAMENT FOR MEETING ON JULY 25 TO DISCUSS
  • [02] FOREIGN MINISTER GUREL SAYS TURKEY'S MARCH TOWARDS EU MEMBERSHIP
  • [03] SP TO SUBMIT CENSURE MOTION AGAINST GOVERNMENT
  • [04] ANKARA PLEASED WITH MESSAGE GIVEN TO VERHEUGEN BY GROSSMAN
  • [05] PARLIAMENT SPEAKER IZGI CALLS PARLIAMENT FOR EXTRAORDINARY MEETING
  • [06] TOTAL DEPOSITS AT BANKS DECREASE BY 837 TRILLION TURKISH LIRAS
  • [07] FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS DECREASE TO USD 56.6 BILLION
  • [08] RULING PARTIES TO CALL PARLIAMENT FOR MEETING ON AUGUST 1
  • [09] FIFTH EXPLORATORY TALKS BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE TO BE HELD IN
  • [10] TURKEY REPAYS USD 318.9 MILLION IN FOREIGN DEBT BETWEEN JULY 1-17
  • [11] FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES INCREASE BY USD 226 MILLION
  • [12] TURK: ''IF EU WANTS CYPRUS ISSUE TO BE SOLVED, IT SHOULD MAINTAIN
  • [13] NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURISTS VISITING TURKEY INCREASES
  • [14] AK PARTY SUPPORTS DYP'S PROPOSAL TO CALL PARLIAMENT FOR A MEETING
  • [15] ISMAIL CEM SAYS HIS TARGET IS TO FORM TURKEY COALITION
  • [16] DELEGATION OF JAPANESE ASSOCIATION OF TRAVEL AGENCIES VISITS TASAR
  • [17] DENKTAS IS IN GOOD CONDITION
  • [18] TOYOTA MOTOR EUROPE DIRECTOR AND CEO TOYODA TO HOLD NEWS
  • [19] IMF DELEGATION PLEASED GENERALLY ABOUT DEVELOPMENTS IN
  • [20] TIM CHAIRMAN SATICI SAYS EURO'S GAINING VALUE CAN POSITIVELY
  • [21] AK PARTY ACCEPTS HOLDING OF EARLY ELECTIONS ON NOV. 3
  • [22] FLOOD AND LANDSLIDE KILL ONE PERSON IN BAHCESARAY FOUR PERSONS
  • [23] RESULTS OF UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE EXAMS ANNOUNCED
  • [24] U.S. EXPECTED TO APPROVE ISAF ASSISTANCE NEXT WEEK
  • [25] PRIME MINISTER ECEVIT'S POEM ON TURKISH-GREEK FRIENDSHIP BECOMES
  • [26] SOUTHEASTERN REGION'S EXPORTS TO EASTERN EUROPE INCREASE BY 43.2
  • [27] DENKTAS-CLERIDES MEETING CANCELLED
  • [28] JUDICIAL HOLIDAY TO START ON FRIDAY
  • [29] INTERNATIONAL AVIATION FESTIVAL STARTS IN BOLU
  • [30] STATE MINISTER DERVIS SAYS HE WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT HIS FRIENDS

  • [01] SP LEADER KUTAN CALLS PARLIAMENT FOR MEETING ON JULY 25 TO DISCUSS CENSURE MOTION

    ANKARA - Felicity Party (SP) leader Recai Kutan called on Thursday the parliament for a meeting on July 25, 2002 in order to discuss the censure motion to be presented by his party aiming at toppling the government.

    [02] FOREIGN MINISTER GUREL SAYS TURKEY'S MARCH TOWARDS EU MEMBERSHIP IS IRREVERSIBLE

    ANKARA - Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Sukru Sina Gurel said on Thursday that Turkey's march towards European Union (EU) membership was irreversible.

    [03] SP TO SUBMIT CENSURE MOTION AGAINST GOVERNMENT

    ANKARA - Felicity Party (SP) leader Recai Kutan announced on Thursday that his party would submit a censure motion against the government

    [04] ANKARA PLEASED WITH MESSAGE GIVEN TO VERHEUGEN BY GROSSMAN

    ANKARA - Ankara welcomed on Thursday the message given to European Union (EU) Commissioner for enlargement Guenter Verheugen by U.S. State Department Undersecretary Marc Grossman.

    [05] PARLIAMENT SPEAKER IZGI CALLS PARLIAMENT FOR EXTRAORDINARY MEETING ON JULY 22

    ANKARA - Parliament Speaker Omer Izgi called on Thursday the parliament for an extraordinary meeting on July 22, 2002.

    [06] TOTAL DEPOSITS AT BANKS DECREASE BY 837 TRILLION TURKISH LIRAS

    ANKARA - Total deposits at banks decreased 837 trillion Turkish liras (TL) to 117 quadrillion 514.2 trillion TL as of July 5, 2002.

    [07] FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS DECREASE TO USD 56.6 BILLION

    ANKARA - The total foreign exchange deposit accounts at banks decreased 311 million U.S. dollars to 56 billion 662 million U.S. dollars as of July 5, 2002.

    [08] RULING PARTIES TO CALL PARLIAMENT FOR MEETING ON AUGUST 1

    ANKARA - The Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), Motherland Party (ANAP) and Democratic Left Party (DSP) forming the government agreed on Thursday to call the parliament for an extraordinary meeting on August 1, 2002.

    [09] FIFTH EXPLORATORY TALKS BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE TO BE HELD IN ANKARA

    ANKARA - The fifth exploratory talks between Turkey and Greece will be held in Ankara on Friday.

    [10] TURKEY REPAYS USD 318.9 MILLION IN FOREIGN DEBT BETWEEN JULY 1-17

    ANKARA - Turkey repaid a total of 318.9 million U.S. dollars in external debt between July 1 and 17, 2002.

    [11] FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES INCREASE BY USD 226 MILLION

    ANKARA - Foreign exchange reserves of the Central Bank increased by 226 million U.S. dollars between July 5 and 12, 2002

    [12] TURK: ''IF EU WANTS CYPRUS ISSUE TO BE SOLVED, IT SHOULD MAINTAIN EQUAL DISTANCE BETWEEN SIDES''

    ANTALYA - Justice Minister Hikmet Sami Turk said on Thursday that if the European Union (EU) wanted Cyprus issue to be solved, it should protect equal distance between the sides.

    [13] NUMBER OF FOREIGN TOURISTS VISITING TURKEY INCREASES

    ANKARA - The number of foreign visitors who came to Turkey increased by 4.7 percent between January and June 2002 when compared to the same period of 2001.

    [14] AK PARTY SUPPORTS DYP'S PROPOSAL TO CALL PARLIAMENT FOR A MEETING ON JULY 22

    ANKARA - Justice and Development Party (AK Party) gave support on Thursday to the proposal of True Path Party (DYP) with its 53 deputies to call the parliament for an extraordinary meeting on July 22

    [15] ISMAIL CEM SAYS HIS TARGET IS TO FORM TURKEY COALITION

    KAYSERI - Ismail Cem who resigned from his post as the foreign minister and from the Democratic Left Party (DSP) and who started studies to found a new party, came to central Kayseri province on Thursday.

    [16] DELEGATION OF JAPANESE ASSOCIATION OF TRAVEL AGENCIES VISITS TASAR

    ANKARA - A delegation of Japanese Association of Travel Agencies (JATA) headed by Japanese Ambassador to Turkey Shigeo Takenaka visited Tourism Minister Mustafa Tasar on Thursday.

    [17] DENKTAS IS IN GOOD CONDITION

    LEFKOSA - TRNC President Rauf Denktas is in good condition and he will have contacts on Thursday afternoon.

    [18] TOYOTA MOTOR EUROPE DIRECTOR AND CEO TOYODA TO HOLD NEWS CONFERENCE IN ISTANBUL ON FRIDAY

    ISTANBUL - Dr. Shuhei Toyoda, Toyota Motor Europe (TME) Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) who was among the guests invited to the Investment Consultation Council meeting in Istanbul which was later cancelled, didn't change his programme and he will come to Istanbul.

    [19] IMF DELEGATION PLEASED GENERALLY ABOUT DEVELOPMENTS IN RECONSTRUCTION OF STATE BANKS

    ANKARA - The IMF delegation headed by IMF Turkey Desk Chief Juha Kahkonen said that they were pleased generally about the developments concerning the reconstruction studies in state banks.

    [20] TIM CHAIRMAN SATICI SAYS EURO'S GAINING VALUE CAN POSITIVELY AFFECT TURKEY'S EXPORTS

    ANKARA - Oguz Satıcı, the Chairman of the Turkish Exporters Union (TIM) said on Thursday that Euro's gaining value would positively affect Turkey's exports as a big part of the region to which Turkey exports goods uses Euro.

    [21] AK PARTY ACCEPTS HOLDING OF EARLY ELECTIONS ON NOV. 3

    ANKARA - AK Party deputy group leader Salih Kapusuz said on Thursday that his party accepted holding of early elections on November 3.

    [22] FLOOD AND LANDSLIDE KILL ONE PERSON IN BAHCESARAY FOUR PERSONS MISSING

    VAN - The flood and landslide caused by torrential rains in Bahcesaray town of eastern Van province killed one person and four persons are missing.

    [23] RESULTS OF UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE EXAMS ANNOUNCED

    ANKARA - The results of university entrance exams were announced on Thursday

    [24] U.S. EXPECTED TO APPROVE ISAF ASSISTANCE NEXT WEEK

    WASHINGTON D.C. - The U.S. Congress is expected to pass next week the anti-terrorism package worth of 28.8 billion dollars including 228 million dollars of aid Turkey will get by taking over the command of ISAF in Afghanistan.

    [25] PRIME MINISTER ECEVIT'S POEM ON TURKISH-GREEK FRIENDSHIP BECOMES MUSIC CD

    BURSA - The poem Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit wrote about Turkish-Greek friendship namely ''Mavi Buyu'' (Blue Magic) has become a music CD.

    [26] SOUTHEASTERN REGION'S EXPORTS TO EASTERN EUROPE INCREASE BY 43.2 PERCENT

    GAZIANTEP - Southeast Anatolian region exported agricultural products to East European countries worth of 25,7 million dollars by an increase of 43.2 percent in the first half of 2002

    [27] DENKTAS-CLERIDES MEETING CANCELLED

    LEFKOSA - The meeting between TRNC President Rauf Denktas and the Greek Cypriot leader Glafcos Clerides which would be held at 10.00 a.m on Thursday has been cancelled.

    [28] JUDICIAL HOLIDAY TO START ON FRIDAY

    ANKARA - The judicial holiday will start on Friday.

    [29] INTERNATIONAL AVIATION FESTIVAL STARTS IN BOLU

    BOLU - International Aviation Festival started in northwestern Bolu province on Thursday.

    [30] STATE MINISTER DERVIS SAYS HE WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT HIS FRIENDS OZKAN AND CEM

    ANKARA - State Minister Kemal Dervis said after having a dinner with former Deputy Prime Minister Husamettin Ozkan and former Foreign Minister Ismail Cem that they give support to each other.


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