G8 confirms that Turkey is a regional power

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29 September, 2009

Hatay TV, 7 September 2008

Reporter: For years now, the Middle East has been known for war. In recent years, Turkey has been bringing peace and tolerance to the region with an inclusive policy. In that context, do you think the Republic of Turkey had been able to give its neighbors a climate of peace?

Adnan Oktar: Everyone agrees that Turkey has begun increasingly acting as an older brother. For example, Georgia and Armenia now directly accept Turkey as an older brother, and that is most excellent. Turkey is very popular with the region. Turkish troops are very popular. There is a huge love for the Turkish military in the world. It is regarded as a very holy army. In my view, the Turkish-Islamic Union will easily come about within the next 10 years at most. It will happen, let me say that, insha’Allah.

Kanal 35, 7 March 2009

Adnan Oktar: Sociologists, people who engage in such research, and scientists all agreed that Turkey will be the leader of the Turkish-Islamic world. This is crystal clear today. Quite clear. This is the direction we are heading in. But we need to work very hard. We need to embrace direct causes. Insha’Allah, if we continue at this pace, it will happen. But it will still happen even if we do not maintain this pace. Because that is destiny, insha’Allah.

Bugun, 9 July 2009

G-8 WILL CONSULT TURKEY

Zaman, 9 July 2009

G-8 CONFIRMED THAT TURKEY IS A REGIONAL POWER

The group of industrialized countries, the G-8, announced that Turkey is a regional power and an influential one in terms of regional peace and security. During an analysis broadcast in the context of the G-8 summit that began yesterday in the Italian city of L'Aquila, it was noted that in terms of the G-8, Turkey is regarded as a regional power, together with other countries such as Brazil, Mexico, China, India and South Africa. It was emphasized that Turkey and other such regional players would be among those consulted at G-8 summits. According to analysts, Turkey being invited to the summit is regarded as confirming its status as a regional power.

Vatan, 10 July 2009

G-8: TURKEY IS A REGIONAL POWER