Efforts of European Parliament for recognition of so-called Armenian genocide by Turkey in vain

  17 April 2015    Read: 1062
Efforts of European Parliament for recognition of so-called Armenian genocide by Turkey in vain
The efforts of the European Parliament so that Ankara would recognize the so-called Armenian genocide will be in vain, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said during the Turkish-Kazakh Economic Forum, which was held in Astana on Apr.16, the Turkish TV channel TRT Haber reported.

Erdogan said that the decision of the European Parliament about the 1915 events is unacceptable for Turkey.

Erdogan went on to add that Turkey has no problems with the Armenian people.

During the 1915 events, the Turks suffered more than the Armenians, said Erdogan.

The European Parliament urged Turkey to open the archives to investigate the 1915 events Apr.15.

Earlier, Turkish authorities, including the country’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly said that Ankara is ready to open the archives to investigate the 1915 events. Moreover, Turkish authorities put forward the same proposal to Armenia as well. However, Armenian authorities continue to ignore this proposal.

Armenia and the Armenian lobby claim that Turkey`s predecessor, the Ottoman Empire allegedly carried out ”genocide” against the Armenians living in Anatolia in 1915. Turkey in turn has always denied "the genocide" took place. While strengthening the efforts to promote the "genocide" in the world, Armenians have achieved its recognition by the parliaments of some countries.

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