Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu threatened that if the EU will not fulfill its promises based on the migration agreement, Ankara will cancel the agreements.
Davutoğlu threatens EU
STEPANAKERT, APRIL 19, ARTSAKHPRESS: “Anadolu” news agency reports that Davutoğlu said this to journalists before leaving to Strasburg in the Ankara Esenboga Airport.
“Ankara will not follow the provisions of the migration agreement with the EU if it does not fulfill its promises of the visa-free regime for Turkey, to accelerate the talks of the EU membership and to transfer € 3 billion part of the promised money,” Davutoğlu threatened.
He stated that Turkey works on its obligations to the EU.
“I do not see any opportunities for the EU to withdraw when we have gone so far”, he stated.
One of the German newspapers recently released that the EU plans to cancel visa-free regime for Turkey, Georgia and Ukraine.
Earlier Davutoğlu stated that the visa-free regime between Turkey and the EU will be established by the end of June, 2016.
French President François Hollande recently recalled Ankara that the visa-free regime for Turks with the EU can take place only when Turkey fulfills the provisions of 72 points necessary for that process.
