BERLIN, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 02: German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan attend a panel discussion at a celebration to mark 50 years of Turkish immigration to Germany at the Foreign Ministry on November 2, 2011 in Berlin, Germany. On October 30, 1961 Turkey and what was then West Germany signed an agreement that paved the way for the migration of Turkish "guest workers" to Germany. Germany in the early 1960s, which in many ways was still recovering from the devastation of World War II, required foreign labour to fill its industrial workforce, and the influx of immigrants from Turkey, Italy, Greece and other south European countries made Germany?s "economic miracle" possible. Today large numbers of Germans with Turkish roots are an integral part of German society, though integration and assimilation remain a contentious issue, especially for more recent Turkish immigrants. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
Kancelarja e Gjermanisë, Angela Merkel, po planifikon të zhvillojë një takim me presidentin turk, Recep Tayyip Erdogan në janar, sipas një raporti të mediave gjermane.
E përditshmja “Sueddeutsche Zeittung” raportoi se Merkel pritet të fluturojë në Ankara për takimin rreth paktit Gjermani-Turqi për emigrantët.
Megjithatë një zëdhënëse e qeverisë gjermane nuk pranoi të konfirmojë vizitën duke deklaruar se ata njoftojnë takimet e kancelares çdo të premte.
Erdogan ka paralajmëruar se një valë e re migracioni mund t’i drejtohet Europës për shkak të sulmeve ajrore në veri të Sirisë.
