Press Release Regarding President Demirel´s Visit to Bosnia-Herzegovina No:232 -;December 1, 1999 Press Release Regarding the Political Consultations Between Turkey and Iraq No:233 -;December 2,1999 Press Release Regarding the Lawsuit Against Mehmet Emin Aga, the Elected Mufti of; Xanthi No:234 -;December 2, 1999 Press Release regarding the letter by Finnish Prime Minister H.E. Liponen to the Turkish Prime Minister H.E.Ecevit No:235 -;December 7, 1999 Press Release regarding the Jeddah Elementary School in Jeddah No:236 -;December 11,;1999 Press Release Regarding The Peace Negotiations Between Israel And Syria No:237 -;December 11, 1999 Statement of Prime Minister Bülent Ecevit In Helsinki On Turkey´s Candidacy To The EU December 11, 1999 Press Release Regarding The Situation In Chechnya No:238-December 12, 1999 Press Release Regarding Common European Security And Defence Policy (CESDP) Addressed At The EU’s Helsinki Summit No:239 -;December 13, 1999 Press Release Regarding H.E.Mr.İsmail Cem´s Visit Brussels on 15-16 December 1999 to Attend NATO Ministerial Meetings No:240 -;December 13, 1999 Press Release Regarding Mr. Bodo Hombach, the Special Coordinator of the Stability Pact of Southeastern Europe Visit to Turkey on December 15, 1999 No:241;December 14, 1999 Press Release Regarding the Decision of the European Court of Human Rights of Ibrahim Serif Case No:242 -;December 15, 1999 Press Release on the UN Resolution Rearding the Extension of the Mandate of the UNFICYP No:243 -;December 16, 1999 Press Release Regarding to the Humanitarian Aid to Vladikavkaz No:244 -;December 24, 1999 Press Release Regarding The Accident in the Bosphorus No:245 -;December 30, 1999
Press Release Regarding The Peace Negotiations Between Israel And Syria No:237 -;December 11, 1999

We are pleased that Israel and Syria are going to resume the peace negotiations for the Middle East Peace Process, which had been discontinued since March 1996.

Turkey, a supporter of the Middle East Peace Process from the beginning, hopes that through negotiations, either ongoing or to be resumed in all tracks, the Process would soon be completed with success, paving the way to an equitable and comprehensive peace in the region.