Turkish leader is going to visit African countries

The President of the Turkish Republic, Recep Erdogan is on a business trip to Africa.

From February 26^th to Marc 2^nd, the head of the Turkish state will visit four countries: Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, and Algeria.

The main goal of the trip will be the establishment and development of economic ties. In addition to Erdogan, a large delegation of Turkish officials will also be on board.

Bilateral trade with African countries is a great importance for Turkey. Africa needs a variety of goods and services. There are long-standing friendly ties between Turkey and many African countries, and Turkey is providing active humanitarian support to the people of Africa.

20.02.2018

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