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Turkey, Bosnia to develop further trade ties

Prime Minister Binali Yildirim welcomes delegation from Bosnian parliament to Ankara
24 January 2017•Update: 25 January 2017
Turkey, Bosnia to develop further trade ties

ANKARA

Turkey will support investors in a bid to deepen economic ties with Bosnia-Herzegovina, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said Tuesday.

Yildirim made his comments during a meeting with Safet Softic and Sefik Dzaferovic, the speakers of the two chambers of the Bosnian parliament, at Cankaya Palace in Ankara.

Stressing the need for further economic cooperation, the premier said the government would continue to encourage investors to trade more with Bosnia.

He thanked Bosnians and their government for showing solidarity with Turkey during July’s coup attempt that martyred at least 248 people and said he hoped Bosnia would continue to stand against the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) said to be behind the attempted putsch.

Softic and Dzaferovic said Sarajevo would work shoulder-to-shoulder with Ankara and maintain friendly ties.

*Reporting by Sinan Uslu; Writing by Sorwar Alam

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Sefik DzaferovicSafet SofticEconomic cooperationBosnia-HerzegovinaBinali Yildirim
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