Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that a referendum might take place in 2011 in Turkey about the establishment of a presidential system.
Speaking on Turkey's NTV channel on Sunday, Erdogan said that "if the Turkish people extend support on a presidential system, then the issue may be brought up at the Turkish Parliament".
Regarding amendments to the Turkish Constitution, Erdogan said that the amendments might get approved within the parliament.
If the parliament fails to adopt the amendments, we will take the issue to a referendum in which the Turkish people would decide on the fate of the amendments, Erdogan said.
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Turkey's PM: referendum on presidential system may be in 2011
Erdogan said that a referendum might take place in 2011 in Turkey about the establishment of a presidential system.
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Mr Erdogan has proved he is a visionary and strategist. This statement will disrupt so-called opposition in the parliament during current constitutional change debate.