Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turchia, Erdogan a capo del Fondo sovrano
(Teleborsa) - Crociata nella finanza del presidente di Ankara Recep Tayyip Erdogan sempre più in guerra con la Banca centrale turca che, nei giorni scorsi, ha alzato i tassi di interesse. Il...
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Turkey opens legal proceedings for US embassy shooting
Justice Minister Abdulhamit Gul has given a go ahead to legal proceedings against four U.S. Embassy shooting suspects on the charges of carrying out a hostile act against a foreign state.
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Turkey not considering making new investments: Erdoğan
Turkey is putting new government investments on hold as it seeks to rein in spending and halt a slide in the Turkish Lira, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said.
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Interest rate hike ends debate on Central Bank: Albayrak
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has said that the Central Bank's decision to firmly raise interest rate ended the debate on its independence.
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Turkey’s FM: US should reconsider its alliances in Syria
Turkey’s Foreign Minister said early Sept. 14 that Washington should reconsider its alliances in Syria as the Assad regime prepares to launch a bloody offensive on northwestern Idlib province.
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Erdogan obbliga tutte le aziende (anche straniere) a convertire in lire i contratti in valuta estera
Con un decreto pubblicato nella notte, il Governo impone l’uso della moneta locale in tutti i rapporti economici in Turchia. Trenta giorni di tempo per convertire i contratti già in essere. Il Governo di Ankara tenta così di sostenere la ...
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Tender for shuttle bus transfer services to new Istanbul airport canceled
A tender for the shuttle bus transfer service from and to the new Istanbul airport has been canceled by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality on the ground that “no public interest emerges from the contract.”
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Turkey to use lira in property purchases, sales, rents
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan signed a decree early Sept. 13 that requires using the lira for buying, selling and renting of real estate and leasing of vehicles, according to presidential sources.
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Turkey, UK agree on enhancing economic, commercial ties
The Turkish and British trade ministers signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the 6th Turkey-UK Joint Economic and Trade Commission (JETCO) in London on Sept. 12.
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Turkish Airlines to establish joint venture in Albania
Turkey’s national flag carrier Turkish Airlines will establish a joint venture company in Albania, the airline said on Sept. 12.
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Turchia, vietato usare una valuta straniera per contratti di acquisto e di affitto
In Turchia sarà vietato usare qualsiasi valuta estera per stipulare contratti di acquisto e di affitto. Così ha stabilito il nuovo decreto del governo di Ankara per contrastare la...
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Turkey’s Rize to open more plateaus to tourism amid strong interest
Officials in Turkey's Black Sea province of Rize have identified 11 new spots that will serve as alternatives to the popular Ayder Plateau in the face of strong demand from local and foreign tourists. Click through for the story in photos...
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Turkey, African Union sign agreement for Istanbul business forum
Turkey and the African Union Commission agreed on Sept. 10 over the framework of a Turkey-Africa business forum in Istanbul next month.
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Turkish Airlines signs deal with UN body for ‘safe, orderly migration’
Turkey’s national airline Turkish Airlines and the U.N.’s migration agency (IOM) have signed a long-term partnership agreement for the promotion of “safe, orderly and regular migration.”
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FM Çavuşoğlu meets with Japanese Princess Akiko
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu received Japanese Princess Akiko of Mikasa on Sept. 10 in the capital of Ankara.
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Three Turkish brands announced debt restructuring last week: Brand association
Three deep-rooted Turkish companies announced debt restructuring in the last one week, the United Brands Association of Turkey (BMD) has said, warning of further negative impacts of the rising foreign currency rates over the retail industry.
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US move on Palestinian mission encourages attempts to destroy two-state solution: Turkey
A decision by the Trump administration to shut down the Palestine Liberation Organization’s (PLO) diplomatic mission is “worrying” and will only “serve to encourage attempts to destroy a two-state solution” in the Israel-Palestine conflict, Turkey’s Foreign Ministry said on Sept. 11.
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CHP vows struggle for democracy, better economy
The main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) has vowed for a big struggle against the Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) rule in the name of democracy and the development of Turkey, slamming the new presidential model for turning the Republic of Turkey into a “one-man regime.”
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Erdoğan 'set to attend investor conference in New York'
The Turkey-U.S. Business Council (TAİK) will hold the Ninth Turkey Investment Conference in New York on Sept. 26 in a bid to bring Turkish opinion leaders, senior government officials and corporate executives together with institutional investors interested in a better understanding of the investment landscape in Turkey.
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Turkey, Russia, Iran ‘to use local currencies for trade’
Turkey, Russia and Iran have agreed to use their local currencies for trade between the three countries, according to Central Bank of Iran Governor Abdolnaser Hemati on Sept. 7.
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Turkey’s trade minister to visit UK, Argentina
Turkey’s Trade Minister Ruhsar Pekcan will visit the United Kingdom and Argentina in an attempt to boost commercial ties with those countries.