Turkey extends support for India's full membership in Nuclear Suppliers Group
On Board Special Air India: Turkey has assured India of backing its bid for full membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) and would take up the issue with other members of the 47-nation grouping,
Belgium and Turkey are members of all the groups.
Describing his visit to Turkey as a fruitful State visit, which came after a gap of 15 years, Mukherjee said that he was “very warmly received at all places” and made a special mention about Istanbul University which awarded him a Doctorate in Political Sciences.
“I am particularly grateful to the Istanbul University, which is one of the oldest universities in the world, for having conferred on me an honorary doctorate in Political Science. This is not just a personal honour but an honour for India and all Indians,” he said.
He said the two sides expressed satisfaction at the growth in economic cooperation, both in trade and investment but felt, however, that there was considerable potential to further expand this cooperation.
The two sides decided to convene soon the Joint Economic Committee in New Delhi to address all aspects of economic cooperation.
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