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To: Taki who wrote (112497)	2/4/2003 6:37:04 PM
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To: Taki who wrote (112497)	2/5/2003 11:00:56 AM
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(COMTEX)B: Greece and Turkey sign agreement to promote tourism B: Greece and Turkey sign agreement to promote tourism ATEHNS, Greece, Feb 05, 2003 (AP WorldStream via COMTEX) -- Greece and Turkey signed an agreement Wednesday to promote tourism in the Aegean Sea as part of an effort to improve relations between the once hostile neighbors. Greek Development Minister Akis Tsochadzopoulos and Turkish Tourism Minister Guldal Aksit signed a low-level accord agreeing to look at the possibility of increasing the number of ferry boat routes from Greece's Aegean Sea islands to the Turkish coast. They also agreed to find ways to promote all types of tourism between Greece and Turkey and bolster cooperation between travel agents. The agreement adds to an exiting tourism accord. Greek and Turkish officials have signed nearly a dozen agreements over the past three years on issues that include agriculture, energy, industry, trade, transport and tourism. Relations between the two countries have been steadily improving over the past three and-a-half years, bolstered by a mutual outpouring of help following killer earthquakes that struck both in 1999. Copyright 2003 Associated Press, All rights reserved