Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Displaced Turks, Promised New Homes, Can Only Protest on an Empty Lot
The economy has stalled Turkey’s grand renewal plans for cities like Istanbul. Residents whose properties were razed are tired of waiting.
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‘Hobbit homes’ in central Turkey attract tourists
Hobbit homes” built in Turkey’s central Sivas province have attracted interest of many domestic and foreign tourists.
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Turkey, Venezuela enjoying historic ties: Ambassador
Turkey and Venezuela enjoy “historic” relations in many areas, including economy and trade, Turkey’s ambassador in Caracas said on Sept. 29.
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China welcomes Turkey’s ‘participation in Belt and Road partnership’
Chinese ambassador in Ankara, Yu Hongyang, has welcomed Turkey’s participation in Beijings intercontinental trade routes network project.
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Turkey’s foreign trade deficit down 59 pct due to shrinking imports, exports
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit saw an annual fall of 59 percent in August, the country’s statistical authority announced on Sept. 28.
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Turkey welcomes 27 million foreigner visitors in eight months
Turkey hosted some 27 million foreign visitors from January to August this year, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced on Sept. 28.
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Turkish-Russian deal on Idlib ‘last chance,’ Turkish FM says
An agreement between Turkey and Russia to avert a regime assault on the Idlib province is a “last chance” for a political solution in Syria, Turkey’s foreign minister said on Sept. 26.
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Municipality firm wins renewed tender for shuttle services to new Istanbul airport
Otobüs A.Ş., owned by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, on Sept. 27 won the tender for the shuttle bus transfer service from and to the new Istanbul airport.
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Tofaş to suspend production for 9 days in Bursa plant due to market shrinkage
Tofaş, a joint venture between Fiat and Turkey’s Koç Holding, has said it will suspend production in its key plant for a nine-day period, citing shrinkage in the domestic market.
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Turkey economic confidence falls the most in a decade
Confidence in Turkey’s economy marked its biggest ebb in a decade in September with a 15.4 percent slump; official data showed on Sept. 27, reinforcing concerns about a sharp slowdown.
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‘It’s time to invest in Turkey,’ Turkish minister tells US businesspeople
Turkey’s trade minister has invited businesspeople from the United States to invest in his country.
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Turkey, US to overcome turbulent period: Erdoğan
Turkey and the U.S. will overcome the current “turbulent period” in their relations through their strategic partnership, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said late Sept. 26.
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Nasdaq no longer has stake in Borsa Istanbul: Stock exchange website
Nasdaq no longer has a stake in Borsa Istanbul, according to partnership structure data on the Turkish stock exchange’s website on Sept. 26, having previously held a 7 percent stake.
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EU lawmakers agree to cancel pre-accession funds for Turkey
Members of the European Parliament’s Budget Committee on Sept. 25 agreed to cancel 70 million euros in pre-accession funds earmarked for Turkey on grounds the conditions to improve the rule of law were not met.
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Turkey is ready to support its banks, if needed: Albayrak
The Turkish government is ready to provide required support to its banks should the need arise due to recent developments, Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has said.
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London eyes partnership with Turkey’s business sector
London wants to be a partner of growth in Turkey’s business sector, said Lord Mayor of the City of London Charles Bowman.
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Japan and Turkey seek early conclusion of free trade accord
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed Monday to try to conclude negotiations for a free trade agreement “at an early ...
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Germany is ‘ideal partner for new Turkish business model’
Turkey and Germany ‘have so much space for future cooperation because the mentalities are relatively similar,’ according to Markus Slevogt, the president of the German-Turkish Chamber of Commerce and Industry. ‘Both societies are hard-working and striving for a better life,’ he says.
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Syria burden left by world on Turkey's shoulders: FM
The heavy burden of humanitarian consequences of the Syrian crisis has been left on Turkey’s shoulders, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Sept. 24.
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Private Pension System to be compulsory in Turkey
The New Economic Plan (YEP) presented by Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak on Sept. 20 includes changes in the regulation of the Private Pension System (BES), making wage earners obliged to stay in the plan for three years.
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Turkey: Sectoral confidence falls in September
Confidence in Turkey's key sectors of services, retail trade and construction fell month-on-month in September, the country's statistical office revealed on Sept. 24.