Turkey's Erdogan calls for the formation of a coalition government

Sunday's parliamentary elections after almost four days, Erdogan said in a speech unusual silence is broken.
Sunday's elections, Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development Party  after unexpectedly losing the majority of the prospects for a coalition government to strengthen Turkey's Erdogan made the call.
The first public statement since Sunday's election, Erdogan said, "we all put aside their and constitutional process as quickly as possible should form a coalition government."
Political uncertainty investors are concerned with the message, Erdogan said that the results of the election "does not mean that there will be no government of Turkey.
He expressed the hope that the political parties' crisis, rather than will prevail.
He said, "We can not keep Turkey  and the state. Those who suffer from  history or our people will not be able to answer to anyone. "
Has received the highest number of votes in Sunday's election . However, they lost the absolute majority for the first time since coming to power in 2002.