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Emine Erdoğan and Davutoğlu arrive in Arakan

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Aug 07, 2012 - 12:00 am GMT+3
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by Aug 07, 2012 12:00 am

Prime Minister Erdoğan's wife Emine and daughter Sümeyye Erdoğan are joined by Foreign Affairs Minister Davutoğlu on a trip to Myanmar. After attending a series of meetings in the capital, the committee will move on to the camps in Switt on August 9th.

While the aid campaign initiated by the Prime Ministry for the Muslim minority in Myanmar is in full swing, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan's wife Emine and daughter Sümeyye Erdoğan are joined by Foreign Affairs Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu in paying a visit to the region. Part of the intention behind Emine Erdoğan and Davutoğlu's trip is of course to find a way to deliver aid, however Myanmar is notoriously known for only accepting aid from the United Nations. The private plane transporting the Turkish committee has landed in Naypidav, the capital of Myanmar. This will be the first visit paid to the Myanmar government since the first embassy was opened recently.

During her stay, Emine Erdoğan will meet with NGO representatives to discuss whether the Turkish Red Crescent could be allowed access to Arakan. Meanwhile, the possibility of aid being delivered from Geneva through the U.N. will also be discussed.

Even though the Turkish committee will be moving on to the Switt region where Arakan camps are located, it appears they may not be allowed to bring aid supplies with them. In addition, they will also not be allowed to land in the airport with a big plane. The Turkish committee is however hoping to break the Ramadan fast with the Arakan Muslims.

CLINTON TO BE BRIEFED

After the trip comes to a close, Davutoğlu will be returning to Istanbul to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on August 11th. Davutoğlu will be requesting Clinton, who will also have just returned from a tour of Africa, to draw international attention to the crisis in Arakan.

RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS REMINDS OF CHARITY AND ALMS

Turkey's Directorate of Religious Affairs Vice-Chairman İsmail Palakoğlu recently announced that they have collected 9,308,000 liras thus far in the aid campaign for the Muslim's from Myanmar's Arakan region and reminded that citizens can donate to the Muslims in Arakan for their traditional charity and alms given during the Ramadan holiday.

LAST YEAR EMINE WENT TO SOMALIA

This is not the first time Emine Erdoğan has stood up for humanitarian causes. Emine, who will soon be headed for Myanmar to offer moral support to the oppressed Muslim population, also paid a visit to Somalia last year in an attempt to draw attention to the fact that the people in the region were starving to death. During the trip, both Emine Erdoğan and Erdoğan especially devoted their attention to the children there.

ACCOUNT NUMBERS

T.C Ziraat Bank Aşağı Ayrancı Branch TL - Account No: (IBAN): TR270001000820555555555043 US Dollar Account No: (IBAN): TR970001000820555555555044 EURO Account No:(IBAN): TR700001000820555555555045 Bank Swift Code No: TCZBTR2A

T.Vakıflar Bank A.O. Finansmarket Branch TL - Account No:(IBAN): TR310001500158007300087076 US Dollar Account No:(IBAN): TR730001500158048013567393 EURO Account No:(IBAN): TR510001500158048013567401 Banka Swift Code No: TVBATR2AXXX

T.Halk Bank Bakanlıklar Branch TL - Account No:(IBAN): TR620001200940800005000017 US Dollar Account No:(IBAN): TR310001200940800058000114 EURO Account No:(IBAN): TR040001200940800058000115 Banka Swift Code No: TRHBTR2A



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