SCHEDULE OF TURKISH PM’S VISIT TO US SET

April 9 2010
Turkey

Erdogan will hold bilateral talks with U.S. President Barack Obama
and Armenian President Serzh Sargsian during his visit to the United
States.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will hold bilateral talks
with U.S. President Barack Obama and Armenian President Serzh Sargsian
during his visit to the United States.

Prime Minister Erdogan is expected to arrive in Washington D.C on
April 11 to attend the nuclear security summit on April 12-13.

Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and Energy & Natural Resources
Minister Taner Yildiz will accompany the prime minister.

During his stay in the U.S. capital city, Prime Minister Erdogan will
give a conference at the George Mason University on "the Alliance of
Civilizations as a Vision of Global Peace".

Besides U.S. President Obama and Armenian President Sargsian, Prime
Minister Erdogan will also hold bilateral talks with leaders of
several countries including Brazil, Kazakhstan, China, Ukraine and
Russia on the sidelines of the summit.

Turkey-Armenia protocols and the resolution about Armenian allegations
are expected to top agenda of the meeting between Prime Minister
Erdogan and President Obama.

Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Davutoglu is set to meet with U.S.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Davutoglu will also hold a series
of talks.