Blair to travel to Turkey for EU talks

British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who strongly backs Turkey’s aspiration to join the European Union, travels to Ankara tomorrow for talks on the EU, Cyprus, Iraq and the Middle East, officials said today.

Blair to travel to Turkey for EU talks
Sun, 16 May, 2004 - 19:13

British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who strongly backs Turkey’s aspiration to join the European Union, travels to Ankara tomorrow for talks on the EU, Cyprus, Iraq and the Middle East, officials said today.

Downing Street officials said he would meet Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and President Ahmet Necdet Sezer in the Turkish capital.

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