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Updating: 12:07, 27 June 2012 Wednesday
Iran to invite Turkey to NAM summit in Tehran

Iran to invite Turkey to NAM summit in Tehran
Iranian VP will invite Turkey a meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement in August in Tehran.

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Iran's Vice President for International Affairs Ali Saidlu is scheduled to pay a visit in the Turkish capital, Ankara, on Wednesday.

Sources with the Iranian Embassy in Ankara have said Saidlu's talks were set to begin on Thursday and he was expected to meet Turkish President Abdullah Gul and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Sources said Saidlu would extend an invitation for Turkey's participation in a meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement in August in Tehran.


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