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6 October 2015

The First Minister met a delegation from Bavaria at the Scottish Parliament.

Ilse Aigner, Minister of Economic Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister; Barbara Stamm, the Presiding Officer (President) of the State Parliament of Bavaria and Thomas Kreuzer, Head of CSU Faction in the State Parliament of Bavaria were welcomed to Scotland to discuss our economic, cultural and social ties with Germany.

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