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Nov 30 (Reuters) - Turkey imposed economic sanctions on Syria on Wednesday, joining Arab and Western countries putting pressure on President Bashar al-Assad to stop a crackdown on protesters, which the United Nations estimates has killed more than 3,500 people.
Here are details of the measures announced by Turkey:
* Strategic cooperation between the Turkish and Syrian governments has been suspended until a "legitimate government which is at peace with its people is in charge in Syria".
* Senior officials in Assad's administration and business people who have provided strong support to the government will be banned from travelling to Turkey.
* All sale of weapons and military equipment to Syria's army will be stopped.
* Delivery of weapons and military supplies overland through Turkey or through Turkish waters and airspace via a third country to Syria will be blocked.
* All relations with Syria's central bank to be frozen.
* All bank assets of the Syrian government in Turkey to be frozen.
* All financial credit dealings with Syria to be stopped.
* All transactions with the Commercial Bank of Syria except for existing transactions to be stopped.
* All credit agreements signed with the Eximbank to finance Syrian infrastructure projects to be stopped. (Writing by Jonathon Burch; Editing by Janet Lawrence)
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