CAMERON ‘ANGER’ AT SLOW PACE OF TURKISH EU NEGOTIATIONS
Baku, July 27 (AZERTAC). David Cameron has promised to “fight” for Turkey`s membership of the European Union, saying he is "angry" at the slow pace of negotiations.
On his first visit as prime minister, he said the country could become a “great European power”, helping build links with the Middle East.
He compared hostility to the membership bid in some parts of the EU with the way the UK`s entry was once regarded.
After his visit to Turkey, Mr. Cameron will travel on to India.
He will be joined by a host of British business leaders as he seeks to boost trade links with one of the world`s fastest growing economies.
Mr. Cameron was expected to agree a new strategic partnership with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan during his visit.
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