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UPDATED: 09:12, February 05, 2007
Pakistani President to begin visit to Iran, Turkey on Monday
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Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf will begin his visit to Iran and Turkey Monday for seeking a fair and a just solution of the Palestine issue.

The state-run Radio Pakistan reported that Musharraf would also exchange views with the leadership of the two countries on Iraq and other challenges confronting the Muslim world.

Officials said that President Musharraf will hold talks with his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmedinejad in Tehran and will discuss with him ways to bring peace to the Middle East.

Last month, Musharraf visited Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Syria and United Arab Emirate as part of what Pakistan says its president's peace initiative in the Middle East.

Musharraf said ahead of his Arab visit that he had some proposals to discuss for the solution of the crisis in the Middle East. But he has not disclosed the proposals.

Source: Xinhua


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