Turkey to open consulate in Japan's Nagoya city

Turkey to open consulate in Japan's Nagoya city

ANKARA-Anadolu Agency
Turkey to open consulate in Japans Nagoya city

Turkey will open a consulate in Japan's Nagoya city, the fourth largest city of the Asian country, under a presidential decree.

The decree published in the Official Gazette on Oct. 30 said the decision came after Turkey canceled a decision to open a consulate in Osaka city.

No detail over when the consulate will open was provided.

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