الأمريكيون يؤيدون انضمام تركيا للاتحاد الأوروبي خلافًا للأوربيين

كشف مسح إحصائي قام به مركز "ترانز أتلاتك تريندز" أن 71% من القادة بـ"الولايات المتحدة" يؤيدون انضمام "تركيا" للاتحاد الأوروبي مقارنة بنظرائهم من الأوربيين؛ حيث لم يؤيد انضمام "تركيا" إلا 51%.

وكشف الإحصاء أيضًا أن 64% من موظفي المجلس الأوروبي ولجنة الأعضاء الدائمين يرون انضمام "تركيا" أمرًا إيجابيًا، وكذلك 48% من أعضاء البرلمان الأوروبي إلا أن 22% من عامة الأوربيين أيدوا انضمام "تركيا" للاتحاد الأوروبي مقابل 40% من عامة الأمريكيين. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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US leaders and their public see Turkey's EU bid more favorably than Europeans

According to the survey "Transatlantic Trends: Leaders survey of leaders in the European Union and the United States," US leaders and their public see Turkey's EU bid more favorably than Europeans, reports Today's Zaman. 71% of US leaders thought Turkey joining the EU would be a "good" thing. Only 51% of EU leaders thought Turkey joining the EU would be a "good" thing. 64% of officials of the EU Council, European Commission and the Committee of Permanent Representatives of the EU member states (COREPER) thought Turkey joining the EU would be a "good" thing. 48% of the European Parliament thought Turkey joining the EU would be a "good" thing. Only 22% of the European public thought Turkey joining the EU would be a "good" thing. 40% of the US public thought Turkey joining the EU would be a "good" thing. 38% of Turks thought Turkish accession to the EU would be "good" thing. This number fell from 73% in 2004. 31% of the European public thought that Turkey had enough values in common to cooperate with the West. 38% of the US public thought Turkey had enough values in common to cooperate with the West. 60% of Europeans thought that Turkey had very different values than the Wsst. 46% of US citizens thought Turkey had very different values from the West. COMMENT: It increasingly looks like there is going to be a break between Turkey and the EU. Even Turks that look favorably on the Eu are increasingly wondering what Turkey would gain from joining the bloc. Turkish politicians have always insisted that the country has wanted EU standards, while actually joining the bloc is somewhat secondary. Turkish media is filled with news about the EU's ambivalent attitude towards Turkey. The days when Turkey's eventual accession was considered a "not if but when" question are over.