The Turkish Foreign Ministry has satisfactorily assessed the report confirmed by the European Parliament regarding the co-operation of this Country with the European Community from the point of view of support of expectations in the process of co-operation with the European Union.
It was important to exclude a section of formulations from the report which could causes dissatisfaction and the possibility of further harming relations between Turkey and the European Union, Trend Special Correspondent in Ankara reports.
According to the local commentators, the satisfactory assessment of Ankara towards the document is first linked with the exclusion of the clause on recognition of Armenian genocide.
During the consideration of the report project by the European Parliament, the clause on the necessity of Ankara's recognizing the Armenian genocide was excluded from the document.