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173743
Thu, 04/07/2011 - 10:31
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TURKEY-PRESS SCAN (1)
ANKARA (A.A) - These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in Turkish press on April 7, 2011. The Anadolu Agency does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
HURRIYET
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GUILTY FOUND: OFFICIOUS FRIEND
Prof.Dr.Ali Demir, the chairman of the Student Selection and Replacement Center (OSYM), said, "the coincidence in the booklet distributed to the press is because of an officious friend working in the data processing of Meteksan, that printed the questions." "Digital printing is something that we have done for the first time. We can see some deficiencies when we produce a new car. We can compare these two with each other." Demir said, "we have evaluated the university exams of 1,400,000 students so far, and we have compared the results with the exam results of 2010. There is nothing extraordinary, and there is no reason to cancel the exam."
SURPRISE MEETING IN DAMASCUS
Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu had a surprise meeting with Khaled Mashall, head of the Hamas' political bureau, in the Syrian capital of Damascus. Davutoglu and Mashal discussed the issue that Fatah and Hamas should take joint action.
MILLIYET
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DAVUTOGLU MEETS WITH MASHALL IN DAMASCUS
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu met on Wednesday with Khaled Mashall, head of the Hamas' political bureau in Damascus.
The parties assessed acting of Fatah and Hamas groups together to ensure unity in Palestine.
Turkey supports direct talks between Hamas and Fatah to ensure a compromise among Palestinian groups.
700 MILLION EURO LOAN TO ENERJISA
Enerjisa, a partnership between Sabanci Holding and Austrian Verbund, signed on Wednesday an agreement for a new loan. The company will receive 700 million euro loan to finance second phase of investments.
SABAH
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SEPARATE SCENARIO FOR EVERY REVOLT
Sabah daily newspaper reached secret scenarios of the state regarding Arab revolts, which assessed every country separately. The revolts in Tunisia and Egypt were regarded as "low risk" by taking into consideration the few number of Turks living there. Joint action with international platform was adopted.
The scenario regarding Libya was prepared as a "high risk" scenario due to presence of 25,000 Turks in that country and the zigzag stance of Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi. Turkey prepared "evacuation, military operation and humanitarian aid" options. Plan A and plan B were prepared.
Scenario regarding Syria assumed that there would not be a regime change, and attached priority to "humanitarian aid" by taking into consideration neighborhood and kinsmanship. The recent developments in the region will be taken up in the National Security Council meeting on April 28.
FOUR MESSAGES TO AL-ASAD
Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu met Syrian leader Bashar al-Asad in Damascus, and conveyed messages of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The messages were: "Do not postpone reforms, use your advantage as having a Sunni wife, see the examples in the region, and Turkey is backing reforms."
HURRIYET
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GUILTY FOUND: OFFICIOUS FRIEND
Prof.Dr.Ali Demir, the chairman of the Student Selection and Replacement Center (OSYM), said, "the coincidence in the booklet distributed to the press is because of an officious friend working in the data processing of Meteksan, that printed the questions." "Digital printing is something that we have done for the first time. We can see some deficiencies when we produce a new car. We can compare these two with each other." Demir said, "we have evaluated the university exams of 1,400,000 students so far, and we have compared the results with the exam results of 2010. There is nothing extraordinary, and there is no reason to cancel the exam."
SURPRISE MEETING IN DAMASCUS
Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu had a surprise meeting with Khaled Mashall, head of the Hamas' political bureau, in the Syrian capital of Damascus. Davutoglu and Mashal discussed the issue that Fatah and Hamas should take joint action.
MILLIYET
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DAVUTOGLU MEETS WITH MASHALL IN DAMASCUS
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu met on Wednesday with Khaled Mashall, head of the Hamas' political bureau in Damascus.
The parties assessed acting of Fatah and Hamas groups together to ensure unity in Palestine.
Turkey supports direct talks between Hamas and Fatah to ensure a compromise among Palestinian groups.
700 MILLION EURO LOAN TO ENERJISA
Enerjisa, a partnership between Sabanci Holding and Austrian Verbund, signed on Wednesday an agreement for a new loan. The company will receive 700 million euro loan to finance second phase of investments.
SABAH
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SEPARATE SCENARIO FOR EVERY REVOLT
Sabah daily newspaper reached secret scenarios of the state regarding Arab revolts, which assessed every country separately. The revolts in Tunisia and Egypt were regarded as "low risk" by taking into consideration the few number of Turks living there. Joint action with international platform was adopted.
The scenario regarding Libya was prepared as a "high risk" scenario due to presence of 25,000 Turks in that country and the zigzag stance of Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi. Turkey prepared "evacuation, military operation and humanitarian aid" options. Plan A and plan B were prepared.
Scenario regarding Syria assumed that there would not be a regime change, and attached priority to "humanitarian aid" by taking into consideration neighborhood and kinsmanship. The recent developments in the region will be taken up in the National Security Council meeting on April 28.
FOUR MESSAGES TO AL-ASAD
Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu met Syrian leader Bashar al-Asad in Damascus, and conveyed messages of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The messages were: "Do not postpone reforms, use your advantage as having a Sunni wife, see the examples in the region, and Turkey is backing reforms."
