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German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Photo: wiki commons.
Al Arabiya – German Chancellor Angela Merkel insisted Monday she had hesitations over Turkey’s full membership in the European Union but said the entry process should nevertheless be kept “on track.”
“We are going through an open-ended negotiation process… Although I have reservations on full membership, I certainly want to keep the talks on track,” Merkel told a joint news conference in Ankara with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
