Turkish minister to visit liberated territories of Azerbaijan

Tural Ibadli
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Turkish Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Adil Karaismailoğlu will pay a visit to Azerbaijan on May 31.

According to Report, the Turkish minister will get acquainted with the construction of the International Airport in Fuzuli.

Azerbaijani Minister of Transport, Communications and High Technologies Rashad Nabiyev is also expected to attend the trip.

The Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies told Report that the visit would be organized and Karaismailoğlu will be acquainted with the progress of some infrastructure facilities under construction in Horadiz.

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