The status quo in the Caucasus is against all the countries’ interests. “My visit has to some extent shaken the status-quo. We should pursue a moderate but determined policy. If nothing is changed within the next two years, it will not change within the next decade. Everything will remain unchanged, which is of no benefit to any side,” Turkish President Abdullah Gul stated in Kazakhstan.
Gul is on a 4-day official visit to Kazakhstan, Voice of Turkey reports.
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