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Updating: 13:46, 18 July 2012 Wednesday
Turkish president welcomes his Gabonese counterpart in Ankara
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Turkish president welcomes his Gabonese counterpart in Ankara
A formal ceremony was arranged for Gabon's President Ali Bongo Ondimba at Cankaya on Wednesday.

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Turkish President Abdullah Gul welcomed Gabon's President Ali Bongo Ondimba with a formal ceremony at Cankaya Presidential Palace in Ankara on Wednesday.

The two presidents held a meeting which was also participated by Turkish Environment & Urbanization Minister Erdogan Bayraktar and National Education Minister Omer Dincer.

Following the meetings between Turkish and Gabonese delegations, the two presidents will sign several agreements and hold a joint press conference.

Gul will also host a dinner in honor of Ondimba.

On Thursday, Confederation of Turkish Industrialists and Businesspeople (TUSKON) will host Ondimba in a meeting in

Istanbul which will gather Turkish and Gabonese businessmen.


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