Turkey’s call from Denmark to the EU

Rasmussen, who attended the 59th Munich Security Conference held in Germany, told Anadolu Agency: “We stand in solidarity with the Turkish people after these devastating earthquakes.” saying.

Noting that many European countries and Denmark have decided to provide humanitarian aid to Turkey, Rasmussen said: “It is time to fulfill the requirements of our friendship.” he said.

ATTENTION TO

Rasmussen said that the EU must take into account the long-term consequences of the earthquakes, as well as speed up humanitarian assistance for those affected by the earthquakes centered on Kahramanmaraş.

Rasmussen stated that they are currently trying to provide assistance to the earthquake victims through the Red Cross and non-governmental organizations, saying, “Of course, there will be after this (aid) and this (earthquake) will have long-term repercussions for Turkey. . . For this we need close cooperation. We must ensure that we have close relations in terms of trade and investment so that Turkey can make up for its losses.” he used his statements.

ANNOUNCED HIS SUPPORT

Stating that EU foreign ministers will discuss the issue of aid for earthquake victims on February 20, Rasmussen said they support the efforts of Sweden, the EU’s mandate president.

Noting that Sweden is working among the EU countries to support Turkey, Rasmussen said: “Therefore, we must assess the situation on February 20 and I will wait for the initiative of the Swedish EU presidency.” saying. (AA)