Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey eyes sustainable ways to meet Qatar’s needs
Turkey asked Qatar, which has been under a blockade by Arab countries since June, to join hands for sustainable food production, the Turkish economy minister said on Aug. 3.
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Berlin ‘concerned over deterioration of jail conditions’ of German rights activist in Turkey
German Foreign Ministry spokesperson Martin Schafer has said the German government is concerned about the potentially worsening jail conditions of human rights activist Peter Steudtner, who was recently transferred to Istanbul’s Silivri Prison, Deutche Welle has reported.
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Siemens and Turkish partners win billion-dollar wind energy tender
A consortium of German giant Siemens and Turkey’s Türkerler and Kalyon Enerji holdings won a billion-dollar wind energy tender on Aug. 3, offering the lowest price to the state with $3.48 cents per kilowatt hour.
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Should homeowners pay the price for Turkey’s black economy?
It is obvious that the housing industry is facing problems. The unmeasured increases in estate taxes in some places have already added to these problems
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Turkey’s foreign trade deficit soars 80 pct in July
Turkey’s foreign trade gap surged 80.4 percent in July and exceeded $8.7 billion due to a steep rise in gold imports and a base effect that resulted from a failed coup last July.
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A retreat in Turkey’s ‘more friends, fewer enemies’ policy?
When Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım replaced Ahmet Davutoğlu in May 2016 as both the prime minister and the chairman of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), one of his first messages was about a substantial recalibration of Turkey’s foreign policy.
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Foreign tourist arrivals to Turkey rise sharply in June, hit nearly 3.5 million
The number of foreign tourists visiting Turkey rose 43 percent in June to nearly 3.5 million with a 1.573 percent year-on-year increase of arrivals from Russia, official data has shown.
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«Une destination se construit ou se reconstruit sur vingt ans»
A chaque saison estivale, le problème de l’inaccessibilité des tarifs et leur inadéquation avec la qualité de service se pose au niveau des sites touristiques alors que les annonces d’investissements ne manquent pas. Pourquoi, à votre avis ? L’inaccessibilité des tarifs pour les Algériens est due à la pénurie de lits, ...
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Israel to import black sand from Turkey to firm up coastal cliffs
Using local sand found to be ‘waste of money,’ so state buying 1 million cubic meters to spread over Ashkelon, Netanya beaches
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The delicate dynamics of Turkish-Israeli tension
The executive committee of the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is scheduled to have an emergency meeting in Istanbul on Aug. 1 at the foreign ministers level.
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Turkish firm to furnish Bvlgari Hotel
Despite souring relations between Turkey and some Gulf countries, Turkey’s young entrepreneurs are finding incredible opportunities in construction and tourism investments in Dubai. For Haldun Kilit, board chairman and founder of AHK, the Bvlgari Hotel and Residence Project could be the jewel in the crown.
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Turkish government steps up attempt to ease economic row with Germany
Turkish economy officials have accelerated efforts to tone down a recent row with Germany, vowing that German investments in Turkey were safe
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Robert Arrigo proposes far-reaching changes to role of PN Deputy Leader
So what made you decide to go for the position?I announced my candidature straightaway, as opposed to the normal practice of just waiting around to see if there is support for your candidature.It is a combination of the effects of the last election, and my political CV, which includes four ...
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Turkey assures safety of German business investments
Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek has assured German companies that their investments in Turkey are safe, and their business would not be affected by recent political disagreements between Ankara and Berlin.
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Turkey condemns North Korea ballistic missile test
Turkey’s foreign ministry on July 28 condemned a ballistic missile launch by North Korea on July 28.
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Turkey to hold tender for giant wind power project next week: Minister
Turkey will hold a reverse auction on the energy ministry’s giant wind power project next week, Energy Minister Berat Albayrak announced on July 28.
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Family minister’s sister picked as Turkish ambassador
Sister of the Family Minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, Ayşe Sayan, will be appointed as Turkey’s ambassador to Kuwait according to a new degree of the Foreign Ministry.
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One week and 3.5 contention points with Washington
Turkey-U.S. relations, which have already been on a rough patch primarily because of Washington’s partnership with the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) in Syria, loaded additional stress on three – possibly four – fronts in only a week’s time
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Turkey’s Limak to build $570 mln worth highway in Russia
Turkey’s Limak has said it became a partner in a $570 million (34 billion rubles) worth highway construction project in the Russian city of Ufa.
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Muslim countries to hold urgent Istanbul meeting on al-Aqsa crisis
Foreign ministers of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) will convene in Istanbul on Aug. 1 to discuss ongoing tension in east Jerusalem after Israel attempted to restrict the use of the Harem al-Sherif for Muslims, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said in a written statement.
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Turkey cuts import duties on rebar in bid to ease local prices
Turkey has slashed import duties on rebar, by two-thirds in some cases, an official announcement said on July 28.