Turkish Premier criticizes USA for absence of support "in its fight against Kurdish terrorists"

PanARMENIAN.Net - "The words by our friends that Workers' Party of Kurdistan (PKK) is a terrorist organization, is not enough for Turkey. We want an implementation of these words," Turkish Prime Minister Recep Erdogan stated. He focused on the issue of terrorism in the 5th World Chambers Congress hosted by Turkey. Around 600 businessmen attended the congress. The former U.S. Secretary of State Madeline Albright was also among the participants.



The Turkish Premier also underlined that the human conscience should adopt a common attitude towards damage to the environment, terrorism, violence and legal wars in crisis regions in the world. "Civilization is not only the global free circulation of the products that we produce. The extent of civilization is the extent to which human values are embraced and applied. We are carrying out a fight against international terrorism. And we expect the same thing from the seemingly friend countries. An international joint fight against terrorism is a must. The rationale that the terrorists in your territory are bad, the terrorists in my territory are good, especially should be abandoned," Recep Erdogan said, Sabah newspaper reports.
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