Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will make official visits to Albania and Bosnia next week to improve bilateral relations with the two Balkan countries, Erdogan's office said Friday
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13 February 2005 y., Sunday
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will make official visits to Albania and Bosnia next week to improve bilateral relations with the two Balkan countries, Erdogan's office said Friday.
Erdogan will visit Albania on Tuesday where he will meet with his Albanian counterpart Fatos Nano and the president of the parliament Servet Pellumbi before being received by the head of state, Alfred Moisiu.
On Wednesday, Erdogan will travel to Sarajevo where he is scheduled to hold meetings with the Bosnian leader Adnan Terzic and other officials, a statement from the Turkish prime minister's office said.
The following day he will travel to Mostar in southern Bosnia especially to see the city's Old Bridge, which was designed in the 16th century by a Turkish architect.
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