Erdoğan says EU decisions about Gezi Park incidents not binding
I don’t recognize European Parliament decision, Turkish PM Erdoğan says
Prime Minister Erdoğan who delivered a speech to mayors of Ak Parti, made some noteworthy comments regarding recent incidents.
The Prime Minister criticized the EU for having made comments based on unfair and wrong evaluations on Turkey on June 12 and stated that he would not recognize decisions to be taken by the EU, in this direction.
The prime minister clearly expressed the body’s decisions would not be “binding” for Turkey, which is not an EU member.
It was also noted that the PM was angry with Stefan Füle as he referred to him as “the one who is responsible for the expansion of the union” and said “He did not once give me an anti-argument during his time with me, and then left the room and tweeted”.
13.06.2013
SOURCE: MEDIA
