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AK Party Cankiri MP Suat KINIKLIOGLU who campaigned in Cerkes in support of the AK Party’s Cerkes Mayoral candidate Ahmet HENDEK, addressed the locals. 
AK Party Deputy Chairman of External Affairs Suat KINIKLIOGLU appeared on the television program called “Dunyada Bugun” broadcasted on TRT INT on March 11, 2009 in which the visit of US President Barack Obama and Turkish – American relations were discussed. 
AK Party Deputy Chairman of External Affairs Suat KINIKLIOGLU organized a working lunch titled “Turkish – American Relations from the Perspective of Europe” on March 11, 2009 in which representatives of The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) participated. 
The seventh “Media Oscars Ceremony” was organized by the European Journalists Association. The award ceremony held at Swiss Hotel on Tuesday, March 10 and was attended by AK Party Deputy Chairman of External Affairs Suat KINIKLIOGLU, AK Party Deputy Chairwoman Edibe SOZEN, TGNA EU Harmonization Commission Chairman Yasar YAKIS and prominent members of the media. 
AK Party Deputy Chairman of External Affairs Suat KINIKLIOGLU went to Washington on March 2, 2009 with a mission from the Turkish Grand National Assembly to conduct comprehensive discussions with the new administration about bilateral relations, including the Armenian “Genocide” legislation which is expected to be sent to the Foreign Affairs Committee.