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UNGA President-elect postpones visit to Pakistan due to some technical flight problems

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Updated At : 01:10 AM Jul 27, 2020 IST

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United Nations, July 26

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President-elect of the 75th Session of the UN General Assembly Volkan Bozkir on Sunday said he had to postpone his visit to Pakistan “due to some technical flight problems”.      

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Bozkir was slated to visit Pakistan on July 26-27 on the invitation of Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi.

“We had to postpone my visit to Pakistan, originally scheduled for 26-27 July,” on the invitation by Qureshi, “due to some technical flight problems”, Bozkir tweeted.

“I am hoping to visit Pakistan in the near future and looking forward to a fruitful exchange with the Pakistani authorities, regarding the issues and priorities on the United Nations 75th General Assembly agenda,” the Turkish diplomat said in another tweet.

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A career diplomat and politician for nearly 50 years, Bozkir was elected President of the 75th UN General Assembly in June. PTI

 

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