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Turkey natural extension of Arab world, Lebanon's Grand Mufti says
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Turkey natural extension of Arab world, Lebanon's Grand Mufti says
Grand Mufti of Lebanon has said that Turkey is the natural extension of Arab world and receives Arab world with open arms.

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Sheikh Qabbani, has said that Turkey is the natural extension of Arab world and receives Arab world with open arms.

Grand Mufti of Lebanon, Sheikh Mohammad Rashid Qabbani, has said that Turkey is the natural extension of Arab world and receives Arab world with open arms.

Speaking to AA on Tuesday, Qabbani said, "Turkey is the natural extension of Arab world. Turkey's politics show that Turkey opens wide its arms to Arab world. Our problems, success and stability are common."

Qabbani also added that they were satisfied with Turkey's role in the region.


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