The existing global system does not satisfy anyone

Addressing the leaders of the BRICS Plus session at the BRICS summit in South Africa, Erdogan reiterated his critique of the global system. Erdogan, "This system interests does not satisfy anyone except a happy minority is guaranteed," he says.

President Erdogan to remember, a criticism that drew PALETTE stagnated the system in Turkey April 16 after the referendum in Turkey, with 24 elections in June, new system. When decisions are made faster and more efficiently in the new system, President Erdogan is now talking about a just, fair and equitable order to change the global system.

In this issue, President Erdogan, who made his debut in the world with great criticism, expressed his constant criticism at the BRICS summit he participated in last: "This system does not satisfy anyone except a happy minority of whom interest is guaranteed. Say that clearly reveals the intent of the word, and is waiting for the support of the world's great leaders.

"Cooperation should come"

BRICS Summit not only Organization Turkey's member organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) as President all Erdogan said that he also represented Muslim countries, he noted that the need for further cooperation between the organization and the BRICS.

Erdogan said, "We can benefit from this process in South-South trade association processes for a more just world, especially between the Islamic Development Bank and the BRICS Development Bank. , I also see the value of evaluating the possibilities of the professional associations that are supported. "

" The current global system is not friendly " [19659002] Erdogan pointed out that the world has gone through a rather painful period:

"In recent years wars, terrorist acts, economic crises and natural disasters We have not been satisfied with anyone except a happy minority whose current global interests are guaranteed.We have arrived today with repeated economic crises almost every decade.It is possible that this work can continue unchanged without reconsidering the conditio conditions. ns current. "