Sittings · Document
30.4.2025 A10-0067/27
Amendment 27
Tomasz Froelich, Alexander Sell, Petr Bystron, Hans Neuhoff
on behalf of the ESN Group
Report A10-0067/2025
Nacho Sánchez Amor
2023 and 2024 reports on Türkiye
(2025/2023(INI))
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 43
Motion for a resolution
Amendment
43. Remains concerned by the Turkish Government’s use of the Turkish diaspora as an instrument for occasional meddling in EU Member States’ domestic policies;
43. Remains concerned by the Turkish Government’s use of the Turkish diaspora as an instrument for meddling in EU Member States’ domestic policies; notes, in this regard, that most of the imams of the German-Turkish Islamic association DITIB are sent directly from Türkiye, are subordinate to the Turkish religious authority Diyanet and follow its instructions; condemns previous threats of legal challenges by DITIB against German newspapers to silence criticism of certain practices within DITIB;
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30.4.2025 A10-0067/28
Amendment 28
Tomasz Froelich, Alexander Sell, Petr Bystron, Hans Neuhoff
on behalf of the ESN Group
Report A10-0067/2025
Nacho Sánchez Amor
2023 and 2024 reports on Türkiye
(2025/2023(INI))
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 46
Motion for a resolution
Amendment
46. Welcomes Türkiye’s increased investment activity in the green energy sector and calls on Türkiye to continue improving the compatibility of its energy policy with the EU acquis, exploiting Türkiye’s enormous potential in renewable energy; expresses concern about the lack of any significant progress on climate action, in particular owing to the absence of a comprehensive climate law, a domestic emissions trading system, and a long-term low-emission development strategy, which undermines its 2053 climate neutrality target; highlights the need for a robust legal framework and stricter enforcement mechanisms to safeguard environmental and natural resources; urges Türkiye to align its environmental policies with the EU acquis, including respecting natural habitats when conducting mining projects, and underlines the importance of Türkiye’s adherence to the Aarhus Convention; commends the work of environmental rights defenders in Türkiye and warns against the dire environmental impact of extensive government projects, such as the expansion of its copper mining activities in Mount Ida (Kaz Daglari);
46. Welcomes Türkiye’s efforts to diversify energy production and to reduce carbon emissions, also by making use of nuclear energy; notes that beyond the Akkuyu nuclear power plant, Türkiye has set ambitious nuclear energy targets in the switch to clean energy, with plans for additional full-scale nuclear plants and small modular reactors; highlights the need for a robust legal framework and stricter enforcement mechanisms to safeguard environmental and natural resources; encourages Türkiye to align its environmental policies with the EU acquis, including respecting natural habitats when conducting mining projects, and underlines the importance of Türkiye’s adherence to the Aarhus Convention; commends the work of environmental rights defenders in Türkiye and warns against the dire environmental impact of extensive government projects, such as the expansion of its copper mining activities in Mount Ida (Kaz Daglari);
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