Norwegian envoy summoned to Turkish Foreign Ministry over planned Koran burning campaign

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Norway’s Ambassador to Ankara Erling Skjonsberg has been summoned to the Turkish Foreign Ministry, where he was expressed protest because of the planned action to burn the Koran in the kingdom, Report informs referring to TASS.

The ministry told the ambassador that it ‘expects the authorities to ban this campaign,’ which could take place on February 3.

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