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Obama's BFF Islamist Turkey to Champion the Palestinian claim to JEWISH Jerusalem.

Obama's BFF Islamist Turkey to Champion the Palestinian claim to JEWISH Jerusalem.(TZ).

Turkey will host a United Nations committee meeting on the “question of Jerusalem” from May 12-13 in Ankara.

Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu is scheduled to deliver one of the opening speeches at the two-day meeting organized by the UN's Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People (CEIRPP), according to a statement released by the Foreign Ministry.

The meeting is planned to strengthen international support for a just and lasting solution to the question of Jerusalem and will take place in light of the UN General Assembly's declaration of 2014 as Year of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.

Turkey has expressed its support for the Palestinian people's right to an independent state, conveying its wish that 2014 will bring lasting peace for the Palestinians.

Turkey is one of the staunchest supporters of the Palestinian struggle for statehood. It also strongly supported Palestine's attempt to gain non-member observer status at the UN.(And supporter of terrorist group Hamas)

According to a statement released by the United Nations Information System on the Question of Palestine (UNISPAL) on its website, the objective of the meeting is to “raise awareness of the international community for the significance of a just solution of the question of Jerusalem for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and for achieving peace in the Middle East.”

“The Organizers wish to contribute to the current international efforts to achieve a permanent settlement of the question of Palestine by emphasizing the need for the establishment of an independent and sovereign State of Palestine in the borders of 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital. The Meeting will also look at the status of Jerusalem from a religious and legal perspective,” said the UNISPAL statement.

"The status of Jerusalem in international law," "the current situation in Jerusalem" and "the role of the international community in promoting a just solution" will be the topics discussed during the plenary meetings, according to the provisional program of the event.Hmmm...PM Benjamin Netanyahu, should NEVER had apologized to Islamist ruled Turkey.

'Sanctions that benefit' - US 'Ally' Turkey in Iran for talks at the head of 100-member delegation of Turkish tradesmen and investors.

'Two peas in a pod' 

'Sanctions that benefit' - US 'Ally' Turkey in Iran for talks at the head of a 100-member delegation of Turkish tradesmen and investors.(Taz).

Turkish Minister of Development Cevdet Yilmaz, who co-chairs the Iran-Turkey Joint Economic Commission, is set to pay an official visit to Iran to discuss ways to increase economic transactions and joint business ventures, PressTV reported.

Yilmaz will arrive in Tehran on Tuesday at the head of a 100-member delegation of Turkish tradesmen and investors to attend the 24th meeting of Iran-Turkey Joint Economic Commission.

The Turkish minister will hold meetings with Iranian officials and also travel to the northwestern cities of Tabriz and Orumiyeh.

This will be the first time that a high-ranking Turkish trade delegation will pay an official visit to Iran after Tehran and Ankara signed a "preferential trade agreement" in late January in Tehran during Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's trip.

On January 30, Iran's Minister of Communications and Information Technology Mahmoud Vaezi, who is the Iranian head of Iran-Turkey Joint Economic Commission, held a separate meeting with Turkish Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci and stressed that mutual trade should touch USD30 billion by 2015.

Iran and Turkey signed several documents on economic, cultural, political, trade, banking, customs and cinematic cooperation during Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit to Iran.

During his official two-day stay in Tehran, Erdogan sat down with senior Iranian officials, including President Hassan Rouhani, where the Turkish premier underlined Ankara's resolve to bring its economic transactions with Iran to USD30 billion by 2015.

The Iranian president said that Tehran and Ankara can expand mutual relations in all economic sectors, including the construction of power plants and refineries as well as industrial, oil and gas cooperation.
He also called for boosting ties between the private sectors of the two countries in an effort to improve economic cooperation.Hmmm......Sanctions? WE don't need no stinking sanctions.