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Turkish Ambassador to US Resigns

by Asbarez Staff
December 9, 2009
in International, National, News, Top Stories
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nabi_sensoyWASHINGTON (Today’s Zaman)—Turkey’s Ambassador to the US Nabi Sensoy reportedly resigned on Tuesday and asked to be reassigned, the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported on Wednesday.  

No immediate reports on the reason for the resignation were available by Wednesday evening.

According to the statement, Ambassador Sensoy presented his letter of resignation to Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on December 8. The foreign minister in turn confirmed the ambassador’s resignation and is expected to appoint him to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ankara.

The ministry, seeking to reduce speculation over the issue, said in a statement that Sensoy, having served as the Turkish ambassador to the US since January 2006, would have retired by mid 2010.

There was also speculation that there was a brief quarrel between him and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan over the format of a meeting between the prime minister and US President Barack Obama, leading the ambassador to resign. The statement also said that a new ambassador to the US will soon be appointed.

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Comments 3

  1. Andrew says:
    13 years ago

    So erdogan is sending nabi back to the denialist training camps of the foreign ministry of minions in ankara…we understand your pain nabi…haahhaha..lol!
    Bring on the next puppet!

    Reply
  2. Arman says:
    13 years ago

    Go home dajig

    Reply
  3. hrair says:
    13 years ago

    Saalam soyla, Next!

    Reply

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