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We need to initiate solid measures to boost commercial activity on this ancient route such as reducing time of waiting at the customs and developing a common understanding in custom procedures," Yazici said.
In anticipation of a possible fall wave of flu due to the 2009 H1N1 virus, we will look to enhance our exchange of information, ensure common understanding of the effectiveness of public health measures, and share expertise," the three leaders said in a declaration.
There is a need to develop a common understanding of the project and to evolve an agreement on the path ahead amongst the stakeholders," the ministry announced.
 
 
 
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