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Turkish President Abdullah Gul will pay an official two-day visit to Bulgaria in early July. Photo by BGNES
Turkish President Abdullah Gul will arrive in Bulgaria July 03 on an official two-day visit.
This will be the first official visit of a Turkish head of state to the country, Dnevnik daily reports.
Gul will be accompanied by a large delegation of businessmen, according to the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency (BTA).
The visit will be used to discuss opportunities for boosting bilateral cooperation and the implementation of joint projects in the spheres of construction, infrastructure, healthcare, spa tourism, organic agriculture and livestock breeding
According to Mustafa Yard?mc?, Chairman of the Edirne Chamber of Commodity Exchanges, meetings will be held between Turkish businessmen and high-level Bulgarian officials to exchange views on strengthening commercial and economic ties.
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