Mr. Stoica, Romanian Minister of Justice. I have noted with much joy that the solutions which we worked out and then included in the draft bill for the speeding up of the reform of the Justice codes are very similar to those in Turkey. As important for us is that the legislative projects and drafts be studied by experts of the two ministries. Secondly, we identified several areas of practical cooperation, namely the exchange of experience among lawyers and attorneys of Romania and Turkey. What I know now is that it seems Turkey has the same problems we have in as far as the situation of penitentiaries is concerned, we both seem to experience the same difficulties in answering the issue of quality which is enforced by the Council of Europe as both Romania and Turkey are members of the Council of Europe.
Penitentiaries seems to be too crowded in both countries.
I have suggested to my Turkish opposite number that we further have meetings at level of experts in this domain so that any common problems that we have should be solved as soon as possible. We also have in view the system of the Public Ministries, the system of Prosecutors' Offices. We should cooperate more closely in this domain as there are Romanian citizens who are taken into custody in Turkey and Turkish citizens that are taken into custody in Romania. We have to find the best solutions for their transfer, when and if this is the case. In as far as the meeting with the President of the Supreme Court of Justice of Turkey is concerned I came to the conclusion that Turkey witnesses a very important reform of the judicial system.