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Doğa Association Press Release

Hasankeyf announced that the Ilısu Dami, which will leave under the waters, received the support from the Austrian project from the countries credited. The Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs Michael Spindelegger announced that the Austrian national television channel ORF was devn from the Ilısu Dam Project with the reason that Turkey does not fulfill the conditions required.

[[T]] It announced that the term “supportcredit” was sent to Turkey for Germany, Austria and Switzerland’s Ilısu Dam took support from Austria dam project without expire. [[[T]] [

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Michael Spindelegger said that the anti-colactivists did not perform any of the previous days Ilısu Dami credit support after marriageing the Austrian bank, then the national television channel ORF’s main newsletter was not funded. In the statement that the Foreign Minister Michael Spindelegger did not fulfill any of Turkey's 153 requirements, the project could not be funded if they have identified a “one-party terms (more than 150 terms were determined) and did not fulfill these terms. For me, Austria has given this partnership now. Oesterreichische Controllbank (OeKB) director Rudolf Scholten also believes that Turkey does not meet the requirements of the project.

The Campaign Coordinator of the Association of the Association Erkut Erturk said: “This is a news that Hasankeyf and Dicle Valley have been expected for a long time. This decision is a big milestone in terms of our campaign. With Hasankeyfli’s Nature Association, Turkey’s Ilısu has been cancelled and asked Hasankeyf’s UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Who is the government should have this history inheritance and natural wealth. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that he had the natural and historical heritage of Turkey with such a decision, as well as an alternative development vision.

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The Association had about the photos that the construction of dam was running by Disputeing the conditions set out from a week ago.

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