Diaspora African Forum Presentation
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The document discusses the 5th International Turkish-African Congress on culture and communication. It provides background on the African diaspora and its relationship with Turkey. Key topics covered include defining culture, facts about Africa, the historical connection between Africa and Turkey, the role of communication, and engaging trade and cultural exchange.
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