EGEMEN BAĞIŞ : VISA RESTRICTIONS ARE SHUTTING TURKEY OUT OF THE EU

Minister of European Union and the Chief Negotiator Mr. Egemen Bağış wrote on article on the visa restictions applied against Turkish citizens which was published in  the Guardian on the 14th July 2012 .

THE EU AND TURKEY: STRONGER TOGETHER

Foreign Ministers of Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Polond, Portugal, Romania,  Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the UK wrote an article entitled "The EU and Turkey: stronger together" which was published on the 28th  June 2012 in th Euobserver.

EGEMEN BAĞIŞ GAVE AN INTERVIEW TO THE SPANISH ABC NEWSPAPER

Minister of European Union and the Chief Negotiator Mr. Egemen Bağış gave an interview to the Spanish ABC newspaper on the 16th June 2012. This interview covers questions regarding Turkey’s ongoing EU accession process as well as bilateral relation between Turkey and Spain.

BEING FAIR TO TURKEY IS IN THE EU’S INTEREST

This article on visa liberalization issue between Turkey and the European Union written by Gerald Knaus and Alexandra Stiglmayer from the European Stability Initiative was publiched in EUobservers on the 12th March 2012

Meeting the Geopolitical Challenges of the Arab Spring: A call for a joint EU-Turkish Agenda

This article written by the Former EU Commissioner for Enlargement was published in Hürriyet Daily News on the 9th February 2012 issue.

COMMENTS IN THE ITALIAN PRESS ON THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE BILL PASSED BY THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

On the 28th of December 2011, in Corriere della Sera, one of the leading and most sold Italian newspaper, Sergio Romano, former diplomat and ambassador, wrote an article on the Armenian issue entitled “Condannare il Negazionismo ma no alla storia di Stato”

Interview with Nicolas Sarkozy

In an interview given to the newspaper Le Monde, French President Nicolas Sakorzy also spoke about Turkey-EU relations. The interviews was published on the issue of 12th December 2011.

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