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Turkish National Education Minister in Iran

Turkish National Education Minister Huseyin Celik arrived in Iran's capital Tehran on Tuesday to hold talks with Iranian ministers.

Tuesday, 26 August 2008 22:58

Celik was welcomed by Iran's Education Minister Alireza Ali Ahmadi.

Celik will have a meeting with Ahmadi on Wednesday. He will also meet Iranian Science, Research & Technology Minister Mohammad Mehdi Zahedi the same day.

Celik and Iranian ministers are expected to discuss how to improve relations between Turkey and Iran on education and culture.

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