Kushner to visit Turkey to discuss Mideast peace plan – reports

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White House adviser Jared Kushner to visit Turkey to discuss peace plan for Israel-Palestine conflict, reports say

White House adviser Jared Kushner is visiting Turkey to discuss and promote his Middle East peace plan, broadcaster CNN Turk and Middle East Eye reported on Tuesday.Kushner has responsibility for Washington's Israel-Palestinian policy. He has said he will address final-status issues of that conflict, including establishing borders, during a week-long trip to the Middle East.

MEE, quoting unnamed US officials said, both sides will discuss Syria and well as "economic component of the Trump administration's 'vision' for peace."According to the US media, Kushner's tour aims to brief its regional allies about Trump's so-called "deal of the century" – a backchannel plan to reach a peace settlement between the Palestinians and Israel.

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