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MEPs are expected to criticise the Turkish government for distancing itself 
from European values and standards, particularly in the areas of democracy, 
rule of law and fundamental rights. On the agenda will also be Turkey's illegal 
activities in the Eastern Mediterranean as well as its involvement in Syria, 
Libya and Azerbaijan. Turkey is an EU accession candidate country, but 
accession negotiations have been effectively frozen since 2018.

In a separate resolution on Montenegro, MEPs will express support for the 
country’s path towards the EU as well as call on the new Government to focus on 
further reforms.

Background

The enlargement reports are the European Parliament’s response to the annual 
Commission reports 
<https://ec.europa.eu/neighbourhood-enlargement/policy/eu-and-western-balkans_en>
  on the candidate and the potential candidate countries for EU accession. 
Resolutions adopted in plenary represent the Parliament's official position as 
regards EU relations with these countries.

Procedure: Own-initiative procedure

2019/2176(INI) Turkey, 2019/2173(INI) Montenegro

Debate: Tuesday 18 May

Vote result: Wednesday 19 May

Press conference with the rapporteur on Turkey: Wednesday




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