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Head of Turkish delegation of businessmen and lawmakers currently visiting Crimea, Hasan Cengiz, said that Turkish and Crimean authorities have already solved principle issues in order to restore the cooperation and the next Turkish delegation would present concrete business proposals.
Turkish businessmen intend to hold an economic forum in Crimea aimed at development of cooperation between Turkey and the Russian peninsula, the head of Turkish delegation of businessmen and lawmakers currently visiting Crimea, Hasan Cengiz, said Friday.
The Turkish delegation, comprising over 20 lawmakers and business representatives as well as an adviser to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, arrived to Crimea from Moscow late on Wednesday. The delegation is on a three-day visit to the peninsula to meet representatives of the local business community, the authorities and the Crimean Tatar minority.
According to Cengiz, Turkish and Crimean authorities have already solved principle issues in order to restore the cooperation and the next Turkish delegation would present concrete business proposals.
The Crimean peninsula seceded from Ukraine and reunified with Russia after more than 96 percent of local voters supported the move in a referendum in March 2014. Kiev, as well as the European Union, the United States and their allies, did not recognize the move and consider the peninsula to be occupied territory. Nevertheless, over 60 delegations from dozens of countries have visited Crimea this year, defying Western restrictions, including those from France, Italy, Jordan and many other nations.
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2016.11.25 / 22:31
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Author
Axar.az
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