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Turkish business looks to Zliten

byMichel Cousins
October 12, 2013
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Tripoli, 12 October 2013:

A Turkish business delegation from Bursa was in Zliten this week to look at possible cooperation, according to . . .[restrict]Zliten Local Council.

The Mayor of Bursa, Recep Altepe, who is an ally of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, together with a representative of the Turkish Parliament and a member of the Turkish Chamber of Commerce and a number of Turkish investors met with Makhzoum Abu-Senina and Emhemed Ahmadi, members of Zliten Local Council as well with as the head of Council’s Technical Committee, Hisham Assari.

They possible Turkish investment in the town, in particular the planned new port, a tuna-processing factory and tourist projects.

Like Zliten, Bursa is a port city. [/restrict]

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