Turkey’s problems are a result of Erdogan’s support for terrorists in Syria

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(ST)- Former Turkish Minister of Economy Oufuil  Suelmaz said that Turkey’s economic and financial problems are a result of the role played by the head of the Turkish regime in supporting terrorist organizations in Syria.

In a television interview, Suelmaz urged   the Turkish regime for the need of collective efforts between Syria, Iraq, Iran, Russia and Turkey to find a solution to the crisis in Syria, which will lead to the end all the regional problems.

He also criticized the policy of the head of the Turkish regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who controlls the judiciary system in Turkey. Suelmaz pointed out that the international financial institutions lacks confidence in the political system in Turkey.

M.Wassouf

 

 

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