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Ecevit Caddesi, Kyrenia(Northern Cyprus), Cyprus Show map.
The latest threats uttered by Mr Ecevit have not been exactly helpful here.
Rahşan Ecevit handed over the rule of the party to her spouse.
President.- Question No 3 by Nikitas Kaklamanis(H-0227/99) Subject; Statements by Ecevit following the arrest ofÖcalan.
Prime Minister Ecevit spoke out against the death penalty.
We are no longer prepared to accept lies, deceptive promises,misleading words and threats like those by Mr Ecevit.
Bülent Ecevit, the secretary general of CHP after 1966 however, began introducing newer ideas.
Already Turkish prime minister Bulent Ecevit has said,“The Balkans cannot endure a new war.
Rahşan Ecevit also supported Kılıçdaroğlu for the sake of unity in the left-wing.
Between 1978 and 1979, he served as Minister of State and later as Deputy PrimeMinister in the cabinet of the Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit.
I read that Mr Ecevit stressed at the conference that Turkey had a fundamental right to membership of the European Union.
There was already some discussion of this timetable in the exchange of lettersbetween Chancellor Schröder and Prime Minister Ecevit prior to the Cologne Summit.
I wish to stress that Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit clearly reconfirmed, at Helsinki, Turkey' s commitment to reform and meet the Copenhagen criteria.
Turkey's latest transformation began with the severe economic, political, and social turmoil of 2001,which then-Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit called a“crisis of the Turkish state.”.
He has no right to say that the matteris not overshadowed by Ankara when both Ecevit and his foreign secretary have stated that they will go ahead and integrate occupied Cyprus into Turkey.
What Ecevit said to us was that there were several Kurdish dialects and that he could even imagine Kurdish being used as an official language in Turkey under certain conditions.
Mehmet Zeki Sezer is a Turkish politician and former chairman of the Democratic Left Party(Demokratik Sol Parti, DSP), he was elected in the 6th ordinaryparty congress in 2004 after the resignation of Bülent Ecevit.
As regards the Turkish Prime Minister's statement, what Mr Ecevit has said is nothing new to me; I have heard it in many conversations with him and read it in articles by him for over a year.
The Commission has not answered my question as to whether, at the end of the Helsinki Summit in 1999, Mr Verheugen andMr Solana had to convince Prime Minister Ecevit to give his assent to naming Turkey as a candidate country.
An'investment onslaught' announced by Bulent Ecevit, the caretaker prime minister, to help win over disgruntled Kurds after the capture last week of Abdullah Ocalan, leader of the PKK guerrilla movement, is by their tally the eighth pledge of its kind.
It is also a bad sign that no gradual solution has been found to the Kurdish question, the prerequisites for which are much improved today although, Mrs Stenzel,I am unaware of any statement by Ecevit that Kurdish is a Turkish dialect.
Over his 55-year career at the Robert College, Çerçiyan taught over 25,000 students,among them the future Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit, Foreign Ministers Selim Sarper and Rifat Turgut Menemencioğlu, ambassadors Talat Halman and Nurver Nures and Cabinet Minister Kasim Gulek.
Mr President, since we are holding a free debate,I read Mr Ecevit' s statement following Turkey' s acceptance as a candidate country of the European Union in this morning' s Libération. In it he said,"the borders of Europe will inevitably move more and more eastwards... they will encompass Central Asia and eventually the whole of the Asian continent.
Similarly, not only does Turkey continue to occupy 38% of Cyprus following its barbaric invasion in 1974, contrary to repeated UN resolutions which Turkey disregards in the most provocative manner,but Mr Ecevit states that the Cyprus question was resolved in 1974 and refuses to apply resolutions to pay.
That is why I should like, albeit reluctantly,to refer to the statements made by Mr Ecevit, who is trying to cash in on the terrorist incidents by levying accusations of terrorism against the Republic of Cyprus at a time when he, himself, is illegally occupying Northern Cyprus, as you quite rightly said during your visit to Athens.
The Turkish Vice-Premier Bahcelý of the MHP stated in connection with the upholding of the death sentence on Öçalan- perhaps it only appeared in the German newspapers- that Europe should not be encouraged to interfere even more boldly in Turkish affairs andPresident Ecevit expressed the view that a judgement by the Court of Justice in Strasbourg need not be accepted.
Subject: Statements by Ecevit following the arrest of Öcalan The Turkish Prime Minister, Mr B. Ecevit(who in 1974 gave the order to attack the Republic of Cyprus, a UN Member State currently applying for membership of the EU) announced to Turkish and foreign journalists immediately after the arrest of the PKK leader, Abdullah Öcalan, that Turkey would not accept advice from any European country in connection with the trial of Öcalan.
After falling out with his former classmate from high school and party leader, Mesut Yılmaz,as well as with then-Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit after having accused him of not respecting, and trying to tinker with, the Constitution before the presidential elections of 2000, he resigned on May 6, 2000.
There were arrests recently during events for world peace day on 1 September, Cyprus continues to be occupied and, as we are preparing to release funds,Turkish Prime Minister Ecevit has said that the Cyprus question was resolved in 1974, i.e. with the barbaric invasion and continuing occupation, demonstrating his disdain for UN resolutions.
But recent statements give cause for concern, some mentioned by Mrs Greenand others made by the Vice-President of the Turkish government, Bulent Ecevit, who recently stated that unless the European Union changes its attitude, his country would have no choice but to annex to Turkey the occupied part of the Republic of Cyprus.