Turkey, Lebanon sign cooperation deal on terrorism and crime

04 Nov 2008

Turkey and Lebanon on Monday signed an accord on cooperation against terrorism, drug-trafficking and organized crime. The deal, details of which were not disclosed, was inked after talks between prime ministers, Fuad Siniora of Lebanon, and Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey. Full Story

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