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Turkish President Gul Meets Finance Economy Circles in New York

Turkish President Abdullah Gul met on Friday finance and economy circles at a meeting in New York.

Friday, 26 September 2008 21:56

President Gul delivered a speech at the meeting that was organized by "Business Council for Understanding".

Gul will continue his bilateral talks in the U.N..

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