Examples of using Ankara protocol in English and their translations into German
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Another point I would like to discuss is the Ankara Protocol.
Fifthly, the Ankara Protocol is vital, in my opinion.
This concerns both the reform process and the Ankara Protocol.
We know that the Ankara Protocol must definitely be implemented with regard to the Cyprus question.
We often say to our Turkish friends that they must ratify and implement the Ankara Protocol.
If the Ankara Protocol is not implemented, the accession negotiations with Turkey must be discontinued.
Any progress in that area will also help get the Ankara Protocol issue back on track.
Questions were asked of Mr Bağış regarding trade union rights, the Economic and Social Council(ESC)in Turkey and the Ankara protocol.
Back in 2006, Turkey committed to recognising the Republic of Cyprus, applying the Ankara Protocol and helping to resolve the Cyprus question.
Nevertheless, I feel that this is an inadequate measure given that Turkey has not respected its commitments regarding the Ankara Protocol.
Turkey must implement the Ankara Protocol, but we must also help put an end to the isolation of the people of Turkish origin in the north of Cyprus.
Fourteen chapters are frozen because Turkey stubbornly refuses to extend the Ankara Protocol.
These eight chapters all have to do with obligations deriving from the Ankara Protocol under which Turkey is required to open up its seaports and airports for Cypriot ships and planes.
May I remind you that Turkeyis still not complying with the EU's request to extend the Ankara Protocol.
The fact that Turkey has still not ratified and implemented the Ankara Protocol, which is a minimum- only just acceptable- legal form of recognition, is inadmissible.
My second point is that, on the Cyprus issue, too, we all agreethat Turkey must keep its side of the bargain and implement the Ankara Protocol.
He added that Turkey would not implement the Ankara protocol in full until the 2004 Council decision halting the isolation of Northern Cyprus was implemented on the EU side.
It is the Turkish GrandNational Assembly that will have to ratify the Ankara Protocol, not the Government of Turkey.
On the Ankara protocol, he expressed the view that an opportunity had been missed when the Annan plan for Cyprus, which had had the support of Turkey, was rejected by the Greek Cypriots in a referendum.
With a new Commissioner, there is no time to be lost in making Turkey start pulling itstroops out of Cyprus and implementing the Ankara Protocol.
Let me reiterate that Turkey's obligations under the Ankara Protocol are not linked to the ending of economic isolation of the Turkish-Cypriot community.
He has, as we see it, tabled a sensible proposal,namely that we must respond to Turkey's failure to implement the Ankara Protocol.
Pressure needs to be exerted to make Turkey keep its promises and honour its commitments,especially the Ankara Protocol on the recognition of the Republic of Cyprus, whose rights under international law it is challenging.
Another example is Turkey's behaviour on the question of Iran,which is totally contrary to EU foreign policy and its commitments under the Ankara Protocol.
That is why, ladies and gentlemen, it is imperative for this Parliament, which represents the people,to give a strong signal by postponing the decision on the Ankara protocol and by saying that the negotiations cannot be opened under the conditions that there is a desire to open them under today.
The single biggest problem currently facing the EU in relation to its customs policiesis the unwillingness of the Turkish Government to implement the Ankara Protocol.
On a broader level, Turkey faces the real possibility that EU accession talks may be fullysuspended in time if it does not implement the Ankara Protocol and open up Turkish ports and airports to Cypriot traffic.
In writing.- I supported this report which recognises the constitutional changes which have taken place in Turkey but also addresses areas which remain problematic,such as their failure to implement the Ankara Protocol.
However, I should like to say to Mr Erdogan: frankly,you did not help us with your unilateral declarations when the Ankara protocol was signed.
This is a good time for the Commission and Council to strongly impress on Turkey the need to show goodwill- not only to Cyprus but to the EU in general- by urgently removingits occupation troops from the island of Cyprus and by immediately implementing the Ankara Protocol.