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President Erdogan's Clear Message for 'Turkey Without Terrorism'

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President Erdogan's Clear Message for 'Turkey Without Terrorism'
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Key Points

  • Israel is the main source of problems in the region
  • The annual average cost of terrorism to the Turkish economy exceeds $50 billion
  • The issue in Cyprus is a matter of sovereign equality and equal international status

By the Numbers

$50 billion2.5 million people$123 billion

President Erdogan made statements regarding the 'Turkey Without Terrorism' process. Erdogan stated that Israel is the main source of problems in the region and that Turkey has the power to overcome any difficulty. He also mentioned that they are helping countries struggling with forest fires.

Erdogan said that the annual average cost of terrorism to the Turkish economy exceeds $50 billion and that when the process of a terrorism-free Turkey is completed, the country will be rid of this heavy economic burden. President Erdogan defined the issue in Cyprus as a matter of sovereign equality and equal international status, and emphasized that Turkey will protect the rights of the Turkish Cypriots and their legitimate interests in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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What is the process of Turkey Without Terrorism?
The process of Turkey Without Terrorism is the process of reducing the cost of terrorism to the Turkish economy and purifying the country from terrorism.
What is Israel's role in the region?
Israel is defined as the main source of problems in the region.
What is the issue in Cyprus?
The issue in Cyprus is a matter of sovereign equality and equal international status.

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