Abdullah Gül, Ministro dos Negócios Estrangeiros do governo do AKP – um partido de base eleitoral conservadora-islamista, que actualmente detém o poder executivo na Turquia –, diz que o Irão já não é uma ameaça ao sistema secularista do seu país, conforme relata a Al-Manar (o canal de televisão via satélite do Hezbollah no Líbano). Veja-se o teor da notícia, baseada na entrevista dada por Abdullah Gül a um publicação mensal do seu partido:
“Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gül has said that an icy period in relations with Iran over accusations that Tehran is seeking to undermine Turkey's secular system is left ‘far behind.‘ ‘The days when our ties with Iran were stuck in the «regime export» pincer are left far behind,‘ Gül said in an interview with a monthly magazine published by his Justice and Development Party (AKP), Turkey Bulletin. Ankara in the past has accused its eastern neighbor of seeking to ‘export‘ its Islamic revolution to Turkey. ‘Our view of Iran is very different today,‘ Gul said. ‘Our trade volume is constantly improving. More Iranians visit our country. Bilateral contacts are at the highest level and we are making contributions at every platform for the improvement of Iran's ties with third countries.‘After years of animosity, Turkey and Iran have markedly improved relations in recent years”.
http://www.manartv.com.lb/NewsSite/NewsDetails.aspx?id=10874&language=en
JPTF 2007/02/06
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