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RS Vice President Suljkanović met today with Turkish delegation

Published: January 31, 2013
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Today in Sarajevo, RS Vice President Enes Suljkanović talked with deputy Minister of Energy of Turkey Hasan Murat Mercan about the planned activities of Turkish delegation in BiH, with special emphasis to their visit to RS, reports FENA.

The visit is organised by Suljkanović, who presented the potentials of Doboj and RS to Turkey in the best possible manner, which in effect caught interest of the Turkish Government for this entity.

Suljkanović promised that Turkish delegation will get all the necessary information in Banja Luka and expressed his hope that in the period to come they will start concrete projects in this entity.

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