Question 26964 — foreign policy

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Ms. Marine Le Pen draws the attention of the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs to France's relations with Turkey. Today, due to its full membership in NATO, France is de facto allied with Turkey. However, for several years and particularly since the current regime came to power, this country has flouted the principles and rules of international law both within its borders. (mass arrests for example) than outside and it is much more serious because on the international level France is, through NATO, an ally of Turkey. Whether in Syria, where its support for Islamist organizations has destabilized the Syrian state, in Cyprus where Turkey plans to install oil drilling illegally, or in Libya where the sending of Turkish troops is weakening a very unstable country and putting pressure on a security risk to Europe and to France in particular with immigration blackmail, Turkey is today not a reliable country. Its presence in the same alliance as France, as well as its candidacy for entry into the European Union, clearly pose a major problem. She would like to know if the Government intends to reassess the relationship with Turkey in order to protect France's interests.

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