Turkish science minister in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Nihat Ergun, Turkish minister of science, industry and technology, is interviewed by Kyodo News in Tokyo on May 9, 2012. He called on Japanese automakers, including Toyota Motor Corp., to newly invest in Turkey as its auto market is expected to continue growing strongly.

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