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The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs refers to the European Commission's report on Turkey for 2026: - We reject the unfounded claims contained in the report, in particular regarding political standards, the legal system and fundamental rights. The report reflects a biased and unfair attitude towards our country, and an approach based on double standards - the report adopts the theses of Greece and the Greek side of Cyprus, and ignores the legitimate rights and interests of Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. - We consider assessments regarding Turkey's economic and monetary progress and competitiveness to be important. Turkey-EU relations should be based on common interests and a long-term vision, far from narrow political calculations. We expect the EU to turn the dialogue into concrete decisions that will strengthen the prospects for our membership in it.

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The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs refers to the European Commission's report on Turkey for 2026: - We reject the unfounded claims contained in the report, in particular regarding political standards, the legal system and fundamental rights. The report reflects a biased and unfair attitude towards our country, and an approach based on double standards - the report adopts the theses of Greece and the Greek side of Cyprus, and ignores the legitimate rights and interests of Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. - We consider assessments regarding Turkey's economic and monetary progress and competitiveness to be important. Turkey-EU relations should be based on common interests and a long-term vision, far from narrow political calculations. We expect the EU to turn the dialogue into concrete decisions that will strengthen the prospects for our membership in it.

The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs refers to the European Commission's report on Turkey for 2026: - We reject the unfounded claims contained in the report, in particular regarding political standards, the legal system and fundamental rights. The report reflects a biased and unfair attitude towards our country, and an approach based on double standards - the report adopts the theses of Greece and the Greek side of Cyprus, and ignores the legitimate rights and interests of Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. - We consider assessments regarding Turkey's economic and monetary progress and competitiveness to be important. Turkey-EU relations should be based on common interests and a long-term vision, far from narrow political calculations. We expect the EU to turn the dialogue into concrete decisions that will strengthen the prospects for our membership in it.

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