Turkiye, Qatar sign mutual defence agreement, Turkish presidency says
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Turkiye and Qatar were working to develop and diversify their energy partnership, and that their cooperation in the defence industry would continue to grow, a statement from the Turkish presidency quoted President Erdogan as saying
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