Abdullah Gul

Burak | 05/02/2012 President Abdullah Gul of Turkey yesterday called upon business leaders in the UAE and Turkey to help enhance economic cooperation. Gul said the two countries would like to see trade increase from $5 billion (Dh18.35 billion) in 2011 to $10 billion in 2015. “The strong political will of the two countries is enough to eliminate all obstacles and bureaucracy and pave the way for business people and investors to achieve a successful [partnership],” he said...Read Full Story

President Abdullah Gul of Turkey yesterday called upon business leaders in the UAE and Turkey to help enhance economic cooperation. Gul said the two countries would like to see trade increase from $5 billion (Dh18.35 billion) in 2011 to $10 billion in 2015. "The strong political will of the two countries is enough to eliminate all obstacles and bureaucracy and pave the way for business people and investors to achieve a successful [partnership]," he said. He added that the two countries...Read Full Story

Turkey - the bastards of a world JUST ASK ANY ARMENIAN JUST ASK ANY GREEK JUST ASK ANY KURD TURKS AS A PEOPLE ARE MUSLIMS, KILLERS, SKILLED GENOCIDE-ERS AND RAPISTS Turks had the opportunity to create a new Istanbul in the early 1920 but chose to allow other cultures to do so instead and then systematically they eliminated those cultures because Turks felt that they were taking over their own country and then Turks claimed the trophies of others hard work as their own. 26 men...Read Full Story

LONDON ( Reuters ) - Turkey is still determined to join the European Union despite the current crisis in the euro zone and can become the bloc's economic "growth engine," President Abdullah Gul said in an interview published on Sunday. Gul rejected concerns that the economic problems facing the euro zone meant that any further expansion of the 27-member EU should be put on hold. EU countries agreed unanimously in 2005 to start talks with mainly Muslim Turkey with the goal of full membership...Read Full Story

LONDON ( Reuters ) - Turkish President Abdullah Gul accused Syria's government on Wednesday of using oppression and violence against its people, saying the situation there had reached a "point of no return." "We exerted enormous efforts in public and behind closed doors in order to convince the Syrian leadership to lead the democratic transition," Gul said in a speech hosted by Wilton Park, a British foreign policy thinktank. "Despite all this the Baath regime continues to use oppression and...Read Full Story

24 soldiers were killed during an attack in Turkey early Wednesday 19th October 2011. 18 soldiers were also injured. Turkish President, Abdullah Gul  said that rockets were launched at security forces and military sites in the town of Cukurca. When President Abdullah Gul spoke about the attack on television he blamed it on terrorism. Abdullah Gul stated that it is their decision to continue the struggle against terrorism without giving any concessions. Gul also cautioned that many who...Read Full Story

Abdullah Gul: Now, with its shining star Turkey is the rising crescent of Eurasia. Speech by Abdullah Gül, President, Turkey|Remarks to the CBI www.voicegig.com Gul: Turkey, as one of the most vibrant emerging economies has a lot to offer to the combined efforts to stabilize the global economy. Despite many global...Read Full Story

The Associated Press The Associated Press BERLIN Berlin police are clearing a university where Turkish President Abdullah Gul was due to speak after what a German news agency reported was a bomb threat. Gul was to deliver a speech Tuesday on Turkish-German relations at Humboldt University. Police asked people to leave the venue but didn't immediately say why. But news agency dapd reported that organizers of the event said a bomb threat had...Read Full Story

Crucial Turkish voteSTORY HIGHLIGHTS NEW: Proposed amendments set to pass by wide margin Sunday vote comes on 30th anniversary of 1980 military coup PM Erdogan says changes will promote greater freedom, democracy Opposition argue changes would undermine Turkey's secular foundations RELATED TOPICS Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- A divisive national referendum in Turkey over 26 proposed amendments to the country's constitution was set to become a resounding victory for the...Read Full Story

Turkish president says Pakistan’s recent success in war on terror has made Turkey proud Both countries must join hands to wipe out militancy, extremism ISLAMABAD: Turkish President Abdullah Gul on Tuesday reiterated that his country will continue its unflinching support to Pakistan on various confronting issues, besides standing alongside the country in all trying times. The Turkish president, during a call on a meeting by Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (JCSC) Chairman General...Read Full Story