German Green Party Co-Chair Omid Nuripur said the Turkish leadership should change its approach to Sweden’s joining the North Atlantic Alliance after Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan wins the second round of the presidential election. Part of the ruling coalition. INSIDE report Rheinische Post said it hopes Ankara will withdraw from policies that scare Western investors.
“The Turkish government’s recent policies have deepened divisions between Turkey and the European Union and frightened the country’s much-needed Western investors. A policy that continues to focus on exclusion and debate will only worsen this situation. I hope for more credibility in the relationship. “This should start with the lifting of the blockade when Sweden joins NATO,” Nuripur said.
As the Greens co-chairman pointed out, the time has come for a “turning point” in Germany’s policy towards Turkey. He also added that Berlin should stop watching how Ankara contributes to the “radicalization” of Turks abroad, including in Germany.
Earlier, Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billström said this during his visit to Turkey on 1 June. will discuss The issue of joining NATO was discussed with Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu.