Sherpao leaves for Turkey

Published April 27, 2006

ISLAMABAD, April 26: Interior Minister Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao left here on Wednesday for Turkey at the head of a four-member delegation to discuss cooperation against terrorism, illegal immigrants and human trafficking. The minister would hold talks with his Turkish counterpart and call on the Turkish president. Talking to reporters at the airport, Mr Sherpao said he would also discuss security matters, exchange of information and capacity building of law-enforcement agencies.—APP

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