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Anadolu Agency: News in English, 02-06-22

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From: The Anadolu Agency Home Page at <http://www.anadoluajansi.com.tr/>


CONTENTS

  • [01] PRESIDENT SEZER HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN SEVILLE (3) SEZER:
  • [02] PRESIDENT SEZER HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN SEVILLE (2)
  • [03] RED CRESCENT TO SEND AID TO IRAN
  • [04] PRESIDENT SEZER HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN SEVILLE (1)
  • [05] ECEVIT SAYS TURKISH FOOTBALL NOW CAN'T BE SATISFIED WITH SEMIFINAL
  • [06] PRESIDENT SEZER SENDS A MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT KHATAMI OF IRAN
  • [07] EU SUMMIT MEETING IN SEVILLE FINAL STATEMENT RELEASED
  • [08] SOCCER-WORLD-TURKEY BEAT SENEGAL 1-0 WITH GOLDEN GOAL
  • [09] SOCCER-WORLD-TURKEY-SENEGAL GO INTO EXTRA TIME AT 0-0
  • [10] SOCCER-WORLD-TURKEY-SENEGAL-HALFTIME
  • [11] KECECILER DUE TO SUDAN
  • [12] BAL CONCLUDES HIS CONTACTS IN KYRGYZSTAN, TAJIKISTAN AND
  • [13] TRANSPORTATION MINISTER VURAL LEAVES FOR UNITED STATES
  • [14] EU SUMMIT MEETING IN SEVILLE PRESIDENT SEZER PARTAKES IN WORKING
  • [15] PRIME MINISTER ECEVIT: ''I BELIEVE THAT WE WILL REACH SEMI-FINAL''
  • [16] EXPLOSION IN LPG FILLING STATION IN SIVAS INJURES 13 PEOPLE
  • [17] SARAY COMPANY EXPORTS USD 1 MILLION OF GOODS TO SENEGAL
  • [18] SENEGAL COACH METSU AGREES TO SIGN CONTRACT WITH GAZIANTEPSPOR
  • [19] CORANTIS SAYS HUMAN SMUGGLING IS ONE OF MOST IMPORTANT ISSUES ON
  • [20] EU SUMMIT MEETING IN SEVILLE CONTACTS OF PRESIDENT SEZER AND
  • [21] AVCI SAYS PREMIER DOES NOT SUFFER ANOTHER BROKEN RIB
  • [22] EU SUMMIT MEETING IN SEVILLE DRAFT STATEMENT NOT INCLUDE NEGATIVE
  • [23] FLOOD CAUSES 500 BILLION LIRAS OF FINANCIAL DAMAGE IN RIZE
  • [24] PRESIDENT SEZER DUE TO ISTANBUL ON SUNDAY
  • [25] CAPACITY UTILIZATION INCREASES FROM 70.4 PERCENT TO 75.7 PERCENT
  • [26] A TOTAL OF NINE THOUSAND MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED IN APRIL
  • [27] STATE MINISTER DERVIS IN WASHINGTON
  • [28] FOREIGN TRADE INDICES INCREASES 15.5 PERCENT
  • [29] INDICES OF PRODUCTION WORKERS AND PRODUCTION WORKED HOURS

  • [01] PRESIDENT SEZER HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN SEVILLE (3) SEZER: ''THE FINAL STATEMENT DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY NEGATIVE EXPRESSION ABOUT TURKEY''

    SEVILLE - President Ahmet Necdet Sezer said on Saturday that the European Union (EU) Seville summit's final statement did not include negative expressions about either Turkey or Cyprus.

    [02] PRESIDENT SEZER HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN SEVILLE (2)

    SEVILLE - President Ahmet Necdet Sezer said on Saturday ''we hope that the European Union (EU) would set a date for the beginning of full membership negotiations with Turkey during the summit meeting to be held in Copenhagen in December.''

    [03] RED CRESCENT TO SEND AID TO IRAN

    ANKARA - Upon instructions of Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit, aid organization Kizilay (Red Crescent) will send humanitarian aid to Iran which was hit by a powerful earthquake.

    [04] PRESIDENT SEZER HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN SEVILLE (1)

    SEVILLE - President Ahmet Necdet Sezer said on Saturday that only one match remaining in front of Turkey for World Cup final game and he would go to Japan to watch the final if Turkey beat Brazil in the semifinal on Wednesday.

    [05] ECEVIT SAYS TURKISH FOOTBALL NOW CAN'T BE SATISFIED WITH SEMIFINAL

    ANKARA - Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit said on Saturday that Turkish football would reach the final point at the World Cup, stressing that Turkish football now could not be satisfied with semifinal.

    [06] PRESIDENT SEZER SENDS A MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT KHATAMI OF IRAN

    ANKARA - President Ahmet Necdet Sezer sent a message to President Mohammad Khatami of Iran on Saturday after a strong earthquake jolted northwestern Iran. In his message, President Sezer expressed his profound sorrow over loss of life in the quake disaster.

    [07] EU SUMMIT MEETING IN SEVILLE FINAL STATEMENT RELEASED

    SEVILLE - The final statement was released at the end of the summit meeting of heads of state and government of member countries to the European Union (EU) in Seville, Spain, on Saturday.

    [08] SOCCER-WORLD-TURKEY BEAT SENEGAL 1-0 WITH GOLDEN GOAL

    OSAKA, Japan - Turkey beat Senegal 1-0 with a golden goal by Ilhan Mansiz in the 94th minute on Saturday to reach the World Cup semi-finals for the first time.

    [09] SOCCER-WORLD-TURKEY-SENEGAL GO INTO EXTRA TIME AT 0-0

    OSAKA, Japan - Turkey and Senegal went into extra time on Saturday after a goalless 90 minutes in their quarter-final.

    [10] SOCCER-WORLD-TURKEY-SENEGAL-HALFTIME

    OSAKA, Japan - Turkey 0 Senegal 0 - halftime

    [11] KECECILER DUE TO SUDAN

    ANKARA - State Minister Mehmet Kececiler will leave for Sudanese capital Khartoum on Saturday to attend the 29th Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) Foreign Ministers Meeting.

    [12] BAL CONCLUDES HIS CONTACTS IN KYRGYZSTAN, TAJIKISTAN AND KAZAKHSTAN

    ANKARA - State Minister Faruk Bal and the accompanying delegation concluded their 11-day official visit to Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan.

    [13] TRANSPORTATION MINISTER VURAL LEAVES FOR UNITED STATES

    ISTANBUL - Transportation Minister Oktay Vural left for the United States on Saturday to hold a series of contacts, and inform American investors on projects in Turkey.

    [14] EU SUMMIT MEETING IN SEVILLE PRESIDENT SEZER PARTAKES IN WORKING LUNCH

    SEVILLE - President Ahmet Necdet Sezer came to the congress hall to partake in the working lunch of the heads of state and government of member and candidate countries to European Union (EU) in Sevilla, Spain, on Saturday.

    [15] PRIME MINISTER ECEVIT: ''I BELIEVE THAT WE WILL REACH SEMI-FINAL''

    ANKARA - Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit said on Saturday that he would watch the World Cup quarter-final match between Turkey and Senegal, adding, ''I believe that we will reach the semi-final.''

    [16] EXPLOSION IN LPG FILLING STATION IN SIVAS INJURES 13 PEOPLE

    SIVAS - An explosion occurred in a LPG filling station in central province of Sivas on Saturday, injuring 13 people.

    [17] SARAY COMPANY EXPORTS USD 1 MILLION OF GOODS TO SENEGAL

    KARAMAN - Saray Biscuit and Food Industry Company in central province of Karaman, in last 1.5 years, exported 1 million U.S. dollars of foodstuffs to Senagal, Turkey's opponent in the World Cup quarter-final.

    [18] SENEGAL COACH METSU AGREES TO SIGN CONTRACT WITH GAZIANTEPSPOR AFTER WORLD CUP

    GAZIANTEP - French-born Senegal coach Bruno Metsu agreed to sign for Turkish Superleague team Gaziantepspor after the World Cup.

    [19] CORANTIS SAYS HUMAN SMUGGLING IS ONE OF MOST IMPORTANT ISSUES ON EU'S AGENDA

    IZMIR - Greek Ambassador to Turkey Ioannis Corantis said on Saturday that human smuggling was one of the most important issues of the European Union's (EU) agenda.

    [20] EU SUMMIT MEETING IN SEVILLE CONTACTS OF PRESIDENT SEZER AND FOREIGN MINISTER CEM

    SEVILLE - President Ahmet Necdet Sezer who is currently in Seville, Spain, to partake in the working lunch of the heads of state and government of member and candidate countries to European Union (EU) met on Saturday with President Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha of Bulgaria.

    [21] AVCI SAYS PREMIER DOES NOT SUFFER ANOTHER BROKEN RIB

    ANKARA - Prime Ministry Press Spokesman Cem Avci said on Saturday that allegations which claimed that Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit was suffering another broken rib were totally baseless.

    [22] EU SUMMIT MEETING IN SEVILLE DRAFT STATEMENT NOT INCLUDE NEGATIVE EXPRESSIONS ABOUT CYPRUS AND TURKEY

    SEVILLE - The final statement to be released at the end of the summit meeting of heads of state and government of member countries to the European Union (EU) in Seville, Spain, has begun to take its shape. Draft statement's parts about Cyprus and Turkey do not include negative expressions.

    [23] FLOOD CAUSES 500 BILLION LIRAS OF FINANCIAL DAMAGE IN RIZE

    IKIZDERE - Flood waters triggered by two-day torrential days caused 500 billion Turkish liras (TL) of financial demage in Ikizdere town of northern province of Rize.

    [24] PRESIDENT SEZER DUE TO ISTANBUL ON SUNDAY

    ANKARA - President Ahmet Necdet Sezer will leave for Istanbul on Sunday to attend the extraordinary summit meeting of heads of state and government of member countries to the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC).

    [25] CAPACITY UTILIZATION INCREASES FROM 70.4 PERCENT TO 75.7 PERCENT

    ANKARA - Rate of capacity utilization that is weighted by production value, increased from 70.4 percent in May of 2001 to 75.7 percent in May of 2002.

    [26] A TOTAL OF NINE THOUSAND MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED IN APRIL

    ANKARA - A total of 9 thousand 82 motor vehicles were registered in April of 2002. Automobiles are at the first place with 4 thousand 043 among all motor vehicles registered in April of 2002.

    [27] STATE MINISTER DERVIS IN WASHINGTON

    WASHINGTON - State Minister Kemal Dervis for Economy arrived early on Saturday in Washington, the United States to deliver a speech at the World Bank on Monday.

    [28] FOREIGN TRADE INDICES INCREASES 15.5 PERCENT

    ANKARA - By the average of 12-month periods, export quantity index increased by 23.0 percent while import quantity index decreased by 22.9 percent, import price index decreased by 3.8 percent and export price index reduced by 4.7 percent.

    [29] INDICES OF PRODUCTION WORKERS AND PRODUCTION WORKED HOURS PRODUCTION WORKERS DECREASED BY 6.9 PERCENT, AND WORKED HOURS DECREASED BY 6.3 PERCENT

    ANKARA - Production workers decreased by 6.9 percent, worked hours decreased by 6.3 percent, partial productivity of production worked per capita increased by 10.8 percent, and partial productivity in per production worked hours increased 10.1 percent in the first quarter of 2002 over to the same quarter of the previous year.


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