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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Innen- und Justizminister der Regierung von Tayyip Erdoğan direkt betroffen – Ankara ruft in Reaktion Washington "zur Umkehr" auf
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High inflation, interest rates hurt businesses: Top business body
A number of problems have been hindering businesses to raise their competitiveness and to take new investment decisions in Turkey, including a weaker Turkish Lira, rising inflation rates and high interest rates, the head of the country’s to business association has said.
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Turkish and US ministers have third phone talk since July 26
Amid high-running tensions between the Ankara and Washington over the arrest of U.S Pastor Andrew Craig Brunson, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu and his U.S. counterpart Secretary of State Mike Pompeo held another phone conversation on Aug. 1.
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Institutions Partner To Drive Turkey’s 90% Scholarship Offer To Nigeria Students
LEADERSHIP Wisdom House College in partnership agreement with Goodmus Learning Centre has offered 90 per cent scholarship to Nigerian students who wish to study in Turkey. It was gathered that the scholarship is coming after the Nigeria government went into a bilateral agreement on international education to offer 90 percent scholarship ...
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Do not exceed your authority, Turkey slams ambassadors over Cyprus issue
Turkey's Foreign Ministry has slammed the remarks made by a number of foreign ambassadors in a recent conference in Greek Cyprus, calling them to "not exceed their authority."
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Turkish foreign minister meets ASEAN envoys in Ankara
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu met ambassadors of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in capital Ankara on July 29 ahead of a summit in Singapore.
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Turkey may benefit from trade wars, says MÜSİAD head
The Turkish economy may benefit from the global trade wars, the head of a Turkish business group has said.
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Turkey makes first export of cherries to China
Turkey has made an export of cherries to China for the first time, said İhsan Beşer, chairman of Anadolu Kiraz.
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Chinese bank to lend $3.6 billion to Turkey: Albayrak
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) has provided a $3.6 billion loan package to the Turkish energy and transportation sector, Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on July 26.
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BRICS-Turkey meeting an opportunity: Erdoğan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said he anticipates further collaborations between BRICS countries and Turkey in economic matters in his address at the 10th BRICS summit, proposing to form a “new credit-rating agency” to “strengthen the south-south collaboration” in the global political economy.
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Turkey will not bow down to threats, Çavuşoğlu tells US counterpart Pompeo
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has told U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that Ankara “will not bow down” to threats, a ministry source said.
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Sliding lira sets off alarms bells for Turkey business
Weakening currency risks fuelling inflation and pressuring indebted corporate sector
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Ottoman-era ‘hans’ draw tourists to Turkey’s Bursa
An Ottoman-era district full of “hans” (inns) in northwestern Turkey has been attracting local and foreign visitors, especially since the surrounding area was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014.
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Turkey’s parliament ratifies paid military service law
Turkey's parliament on July 26 ratified a law that will enable Turkish citizens to reduce the term of their military service by paying a certain amount of money.
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Ford Otosan unveils 90 percent indigenous tow truck
Ford-Otosan, a joint venture between Ford Motor Co. and Turkey’s Koç Holding, has unveiled its new tow truck, mostly developed domestically in Turkey by 1,500 Turkish engineers in five years.
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Ankara: No problems with delivery of F-35 fighter jets
Ankara said on July 24 it was not expecting any problems with the delivery of the F-35 fighter jets despite a recent U.S. Senate decision to block the sales of the advanced aircraft to Turkey.
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Turkey's government vows to cut public spending
The Turkish government has focused on cutting public spending, Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has announced, adding that the new economic program would establish a framework to reduce inflation.
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Foreign minister Çavuşoğlu commemorates ‘mother’ of Srebrenica victims
Turkey’s foreign minister on July 23 commemorated the late Hatidza Mehmedovic, an activist who fought for justice for the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide.
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Turkey tells US delegation it ‘will not implement Iran sanctions’
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has reiterated Turkey will not implement the United States’ unilateral sanctions on Iran, noting that Ankara has also conveyed this message to a recent U.S. Treasury delegation.
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Consumer confidence index goes up in July
Turkish consumers’ confidence in the country’s economy has gone up in July, rising 4 percent month-on-month, according to Turkey’s statistical authority TÜİK’s statement on July 23.
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Turkey to attract huge investments with harmony in economy: Albayrak
The new economy management of Turkey envisages harmony with the dynamics of the market, concurrent with the realities of financial environment, coordinated with the global financial system with strong diplomatic communication, and will walk more firmly, Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has said.