We have 600 years of dialogue with Kosovo and we are always next to her

Mersin TV, 5 September 2008

Adnan Oktar: By Allah’s leave, Turkey will be a great country. The Turkish-Islamic Union will be established.Turkey will embrace the whole of the Middle East andTHE WHOLE OF THE BALKANS, Asia WITH AN OLDER BROTHER SPIRIT, INSHA’ALLAH.And an excellent system will emerge. The Caucasian pact is being set up and there is a railway project, as you know. There are petrol and natural gas pipeline projects. Islamic Union meetings are being held. There is work to make Turkish Union stronger. These things are all auspicious, Insha’Allah. Anatolia has always been the cradle of civilization, you know. That was also so in Ottoman times. THEY ADMINISTERED THE WHOLE OF THE MIDDLE EAST, THE BALKANS AND THREE CONTINENTS FROM HERE. THAT IS HOW IT WILL BE AGAIN, BUT WITH A SPIRIT OF LOVE, FRIENDSHIP AND BROTHERHOOD.

Azerbaijan Novoye Vremya, 6 October 2008

Adnan Oktar:THE BALKANS HAS ALWAYS BEEN OTTOMAN SOIL up until the inlands of Italy.Up until the vicinity of Italy, the whole region was the land of Ottomans.EVERYWHERE YOU SEE THE SIGNS OF OTTOMANS, THE BEAUTY OF OTTOMANS. THOSE PLACES WILL BECOME A CITY OF PEACE, A TERRITORY OF PEACE WITHIN TURKISH ISLAMIC UNION… Turkish Islamic Union will offer them only abundance, richness and peace. Turkish Islamic Union will offer peace and happiness to everywhere including Bosnia and Albania Insha’Allah.

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Friday attended a fast-breaking dinner hosted in his honor by his Kosovar counterpart, Enver Hoxhaj, in Pristina. 

Speaking at the dinner, Davutoglu said Turkey and Kosovo were tied to each other with a history of 600 years, adding that he felt home in Kosovo. 

“We have a tradition; During holy nights, festivals people are at home with their families. I would like to tell all of my Kosovar brothers and sisters that here is our home and you are our family. Although this is an official visit, I bring my own family to allow them to inhale the atmosphere. We are enjoying the hospitality of the Prime Minister, Foreign Minister and the whole Kosovar people. We feel like we are at home.” told Davutoglu and continued; 

"It would be the same atmosphere if I had this dinner back in Turkey, in Konya, in Bursa or in Edirne," 

As part of his contacts in Kosovo, Davutoglu also met Friday with Kosovar Deputy Prime Minister Edita Tahiri.