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14:01, 01 July 2012 Sunday
Turkish, Japanese firms set to mull cooperation in Iraq
Turkish, Japanese firms set to mull cooperation in Iraq
Turkish Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan is set to deliver the opening remarks of the event that would mull joint projects in railways, highways, power plants and grids, ports, airports and hospitals.

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Turkish and Japanese firms are set to gather next Thursday in Istanbul to seek cooperation opportunities in for possible projects in Iraq's construction and energy sectors, Turkish Economy Ministry said Sunday.

"The Turkish-Japanese Cooperation Seminar in Iraqi Energy and Construction Market," is co-sponsored by Turkish Economy Ministry and the Japanese government, and it is expected to be participated by a large number of companies from Japan.

Turkish Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan is set to deliver the opening remarks of the event that would mull joint projects in railways, highways, power plants and grids, ports, airports and hospitals.


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