On April 4 Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, will pay a working visit to Azerbaijan, the Turkish agency “İhlas.”
During the visit the parties will discuss issues of cooperation between the two countries in political and economic spheres.
Previously Chief of General Staff of Turkish Armed Forces, Necet Ozel, arrived in Baku, and he will stay in Azerbaijan until April 4, that is, the arrival of Erdogan. —06D-
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