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"I don't think it is meant as a reprimand," said an official.
A decision by Turkey's Foreign Ministry to summon the charge d'affaires at the German Embassy is a perfectly normal move in the diplomatic relations between countries, a spokesman for the German Foreign Ministry said on Monday.
"This is nothing extraordinary," spokesman Martin Schaefer told a regular government news conference in Berlin, adding that the German ambassador was on holiday. "I don't think it is meant as a reprimand."
The Turkish ministry summoned the charge d'affaires after German authorities prevented Turkey's president from addressing by video link a pro-democracy rally in Cologne.