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August 26, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Turkish Humanitarian aid Ship Arrives in Beirut

Three hundred twenty tons of humanitarian aid sent from Turkey to Lebanon by Turkish NGOs have arrived at the Beirut port. A civilian ship carrying humanitarian aid worth $3.5 million arrived at a Beirut port on Saturday morning. The aid ship was welcomed by Lebanese Labor Minister Trad Hamade, Turk

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Three hundred twenty tons of humanitarian aid sent from Turkey to Lebanon by Turkish NGOs have arrived at the Beirut port.

A civilian ship carrying humanitarian aid worth $3.5 million arrived at a Beirut port on Saturday morning. The aid ship was welcomed by Lebanese Labor Minister Trad Hamade, Turkish Ambassador to Beirut Irfan Acar and Turkish NGO officials.

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