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	Government spokesman Theerat Rattanasevi said the visit to Poland would be Yingluck&rsquo;s first to central Europe and was in response to an invitation extended by Poland&rsquo;s Prime Minister Donald Tusk during their meeting at the Asem 9 summit in Vientiane in November last year.</div>
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PM heads to Poland and Turkey to boost economic ties

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra will on Wednesday leave for Poland and Turkey to boost political and economic relations with those countries.

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