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Turkish officials order talks to reopen Orthodox Christian seminary
Officials directed discussions aimed at reopening a seminary that has remained closed for decades. The move follows prior diplomatic contacts on the issue.
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Turkish officials ordered talks to reopen an Orthodox Christian seminary that has been closed since 1971. The directive came after earlier diplomatic exchanges between Turkish authorities and representatives of the Orthodox community.
Background on the seminary The institution trained clergy for the Orthodox Church before its closure. Its reopening has been discussed in past bilateral meetings. No timeline for the talks or potential reopening was announced.
Diplomatic context The seminary issue has surfaced in conversations between Turkish officials and foreign counterparts. Officials said the new directive continues those discussions.
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