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[B25]

Selective Quotations, but you can read the whole thing here.
http://en.rian.ru/business/20091028/156617011.html

"ANKARA, October 28 (RIA Novosti) - Turkey is switching to national currencies in trade with Iran and China, ending dependence on the U.S. dollar and the euro for about 20% of its commodity turnover, local media reported on Wednesday.
Turkey has already switched to settlements in national currencies with Russia amid weakening confidence in the greenback as the world's major reserve currency. The move was initiated by Turkish President Abdullah Gul during his visit to Moscow in February.
According to the paper, Turkey's trade with Russia, Iran and China exceeds $65 billion a year. Russia is Turkey's largest trade partner, with $37.8 billion commodity turnover registered last year.

Britain's Independent newspaper reported in early October that Russian officials had held "secret meetings" with Arab states, China and France on ending the use of the U.S. dollar in international oil trade.
The countries are reportedly seeking to switch from the dollar to a basket of currencies including the euro, Japanese yen, Chinese yuan, gold, and a new unified currency of leading Arab oil producing countries.
The Independent said the meetings have been confirmed by Chinese and Arab banking sources, although Russian officials said they had no knowledge of the talks."

For Turkey to join the EU is so the-day-before-yesterday an idea.

Fine by us, so I guess it's bye bye then???

When do you leave and take all your trash with you.

Come on do us all a favour, so strong is Turkey's 'supposed' alliance with the east that she dribbles the EU?

let's see how tough Turkey is when faced with China, Russia, Iran. Thanks for making me smile today, it has brittened my day to know that our cancer may be cured very soon.

[observer]

Oddly cheerful for someone on a slowly sinking ship.

[humanist]

We are faced with political blockage from some countries on the opening of the environment chapter. Trying to block the process through political reasons is unfair,” Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu told the Hürriyet Daily News & Economic Review.

well so is occupying 1/3 of Cyprus with 35.000 troops and selling off refugee land to the moronic Britons, you idiot .......... when you get that you may also get the chapters opening



now asiktir

[humanist]

even worse for stranded Ottomans on Cyprus!

that's funny ....... sorry TC's ..... but it really is funny :):):):):):):)

[Malapapa]

We are faced with political blockage from some countries on the opening of the environment chapter. Trying to block the process through political reasons is unfair,” Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu told the Hürriyet Daily News & Economic Review.

well so is occupying 1/3 of Cyprus with 35.000 troops and selling off refugee land to the moronic Britons, you idiot .......... when you get that you may also get the chapters opening



now asiktir

"It's unfair. It's unfair."

The nasty school bully gets punched in the stomach and tries to complain to the head teacher. Life's a bitch, isn't it? But the detention still stands.

[YFred]

Selective Quotations, but you can read the whole thing here.
http://en.rian.ru/business/20091028/156617011.html

"ANKARA, October 28 (RIA Novosti) - Turkey is switching to national currencies in trade with Iran and China, ending dependence on the U.S. dollar and the euro for about 20% of its commodity turnover, local media reported on Wednesday.
Turkey has already switched to settlements in national currencies with Russia amid weakening confidence in the greenback as the world's major reserve currency. The move was initiated by Turkish President Abdullah Gul during his visit to Moscow in February.
According to the paper, Turkey's trade with Russia, Iran and China exceeds $65 billion a year. Russia is Turkey's largest trade partner, with $37.8 billion commodity turnover registered last year.

Britain's Independent newspaper reported in early October that Russian officials had held "secret meetings" with Arab states, China and France on ending the use of the U.S. dollar in international oil trade.
The countries are reportedly seeking to switch from the dollar to a basket of currencies including the euro, Japanese yen, Chinese yuan, gold, and a new unified currency of leading Arab oil producing countries.
The Independent said the meetings have been confirmed by Chinese and Arab banking sources, although Russian officials said they had no knowledge of the talks."

For Turkey to join the EU is so the-day-before-yesterday an idea.

Fine by us, so I guess it's bye bye then???

When do you leave and take all your trash with you.

Come on do us all a favour, so strong is Turkey's 'supposed' alliance with the east that she dribbles the EU?

let's see how tough Turkey is when faced with China, Russia, Iran. Thanks for making me smile today, it has brittened my day to know that our cancer may be cured very soon.

Don't smile for too long, mind your face doesn't crack as it is so brittle after it was brittened.