Pakistan

President Mamnoon Hussain to visit Turkey on four-day official visit

Bilateral relations, matters of mutual interest will come under discussion during visit

Web Desk April 22, 2015

Bilateral relations, matters of mutual interest will come under discussion during visit. PHOTO: AFP

ISLAMABAD: President Mamnoon Hussain on Wednesday is set to depart for Turkey on an official four-day visit, Radio Pakistan reported.

Upon the invitation of Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, the president will be attending the ceremony of centenary commemoration of Canakkale Battles in Turkey.

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During the visit, President Mamnoon Hussain will also hold a meeting with his Turkish counterpart.

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Bilateral relations, matters of mutual interest and regional situation will come under discussion over the four days of the official visit to Turkey.

COMMENTS (11)

Israr | 9 years ago | Reply @Saleem Muxsud: Gandhi didn't pretend anything. He wanted to look like a poor and simple man and he successfully did that. Our President wears suits that seem to belong to someone else.

Adeel Mandviwala | 9 years ago | Reply He must have been tired after the hectic Chinese delegation visit. Need's a vacation now !

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disgusted | 9 years ago | Reply PML N Govt has relations with only three countries i.e., China, Saudia and Turkey. Period.

Saleem Muxsud | 9 years ago | Reply @Layman: Is there some codebook on how a Pakistani president should carry him/herself ? At least he not looking like some 'Gandhi'.

miristan | 9 years ago | Reply We have Nawaz Sharif as roaming prime minister of Pakistan. Our president travels with all his family. Pakistan is a poor country lives on foreign aid. Please stay in Pakistan and enjoy life .

Asim Ali | 9 years ago | Reply Ashamed and embarrassed is what the feeling is when you see the kind of self proclaimed, leadership which by hook and crook has made way into the Presidency and the Parliament. I hope getting rid of them in 2015 is part of the green book i.e., the green book authored by the current Army chief

Parvez | 9 years ago | Reply He has the best job in Pakistan......do nothing and don't even look busy.

Another Pakistani | 9 years ago | Reply Ahmet Davutoğlu is the Turkish Prime Minister, not Erdogan who is the President. Please correct ET.

Layman | 9 years ago | Reply PML N got what they wanted, for GOD sake he represents Pakistan and not PML N, he does not look like president of Pakistan at all, his body language and they way he carry him self is not fully according to the president of Pakistan..

Twinky | 9 years ago | Reply Yeah! sure why not he isn't of any good being here in Pakistan!!

Israr | 9 years ago | Reply Please, please find him a decent tailor and arrange some lessons on public body language for him. A President from lower class should be a matter of pride for us but he represents the country so he should maintain a minimum standard of presentablility regardless of his background.

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