Turkic Business Council intends to create single textbooks for four countries

Azerbaijan, Baku, April 12 / Trend, A.Taghiyeva / It is planned to conclude important agreements in culture and education at the summit of the Turkic Business Council, to be held in Bishkek in August, the Zaman newspaper quotes the Council Secretary General Halil Akinci as telling journalists. According to Akinci, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkey and Kyrgyzstan signed an agreement on the establishment of the Turkic Business Council, which brings together countries with a total population of 103 million people and economy estimated at $1.287 trillion, in Nakhchivan in 2009. "We intend to work on creating a single alphabet and convergence of languages of the Council member countries. Specialists are working over it," he said. Akinci also said work is underway to create joint textbooks on history and other sciences for these countries. Do you have any feedback? Contact our journalist at agency@trend.az