Our relationship with Turkey, like our relationships with our other allies, rests on the principle of collective defense.
We've done much during these 8 years to act upon the vision of economic freedom.
I have admired the way Turkey overcame the forces of terrorism and anarchy which threatened your freedoms in the late 1970's.
Our interest will be to throw open the door of commerce and to knock off all its shackles.
We have drawn lessons from the past and looked ahead to the future.
When nations live in trust and friendship, they live in peace.
Today a single chip has the incredible power of a million transistors, that is, of the biggest computer of the 1960's.
We wish Mr. Gorbachev well, but history obliges us to retain a strong measure of skepticism about the Soviet system.
We strongly welcome the Free Trade Agreement between Canada and the USA.
Trade plays a key role in development.
We cannot stand still, but then we North Americans never have.