Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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La Turchia promuove una proposta di legge che mina i diritti delle minorenni.
La Turchia promuove una proposta di legge che mina i diritti delle minorenni. Il parlamento turco ha approvato in prima lettura un testo che permetterebbe a un uomo di evitare una condanna per violenza sessuale su una minorenne se acconsente a sposare la vittima. Il governo sostiene che la legge ...
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Turkish businesses concerned over EU row: TÜSİAD
Companies in Turkey are concerned about rising tensions between the Turkish government and the European Union, according to Cansen Başaran-Symes, chair of the Turkish Industry and Business Association (TÜSİAD)
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Turkey, Russia to discuss trade on agricultural products in Sochi
Turkish Agriculture Minister Faruk Çelik will meet his Russian counterpart Alexandr Tkachyov today in Sochi on the sidelines of an agriculture fair
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Turkish and African business worlds convene in Istanbul: ‘UNITE, DISCOVER, DEVELOP’
Turkish President Erdoğan and African Union Term Chairperson Itno address the Forum that brought together 2,500 business people from Turkey and Africa
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Transportation a must to improve ties with Africa
Africa is a “continent with a future,” Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım said at the gala dinner of the Turkey-Africa Economic and Business Forum, noting that the continent of 54 countries and nearly 1.1 billion population was growing at 5.6 percent ever year on average with a $2.2 trillion gross ...
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Erdoğan is right: Turkey should vote on EU membership
The birth of the modern state in the Islamic world has brought with it an eternal casus belli: Should the state be based on man-made laws or divine law? That question has been at the heart of decades-long ideological wars in Muslim lands. Turkey is no exception.
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Turkey, Belarus set goal for mutual trade at $1 bln
Turkey and Belarus have set a trade target at $1 billion following a 10-fold growth in 14 years.
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Marketing Internazionale
Il "dilemma turco": rischio o opportunità di investimento?
In Turchia gli investimenti e più in generale l’economia nel suo complesso stanno vivendo una fase difficile. A confermarlo sono i dati provenienti dal turismo, fonte storica d’afflusso di capitali stranieri, che ha subito, dopo i recenti attacchi terroristici all'interno del Paese, una flessione costante. Le entrate derivanti dal settore turistico ...
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Central Bank gross FX reserves at 20-month high
The gross foreign currency exchange reserves of Turkey’s Central Bank saw their highest level in the last 20 months in the week ending Nov. 11, the Central Bank said on Nov. 17
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No buyers found for kittens, puppies stuck in customs in Turkey's Edirne
No buyers have been found in a second tender for 15 kittens and six puppies that are currently being housed at the Kapıkule and Hamzabeyli customs offices after they were seized while being smuggled into Turkey
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Marketing Internazionale
Prospect of retail market in India, UAE and Turkey
Global Retail Development Index’s research in 2016 shows that retail in developing countries will continue to grow. International retailers know the obstacles and problems of each market and they find different strategies to resolve them and do business in these countries. Retailers understood that doing retail in developing countries is more ...
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Israel opens gas search tender after Turkey talk
‘We decided to move ahead on the plan for a gas export pipeline from Israel to Turkey,’ says Israeli Energy Minister Steinitz while briefing journalists on tenders for a Med Sea gas search
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Turkey’s Limak sees big future in Africa
Making even a small step in Africa provides a big change as the emerging continent still needs infrastructure and superstructure investments, the head of Turkish group Limak Yatirim Holding told Anadolu Agency on Nov. 16.
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Turkey’s new law: ‘God’s will’
In his recent speech at the funeral of the killed district governor Fatih Safitürk, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan again referred to capital punishment
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EU criticizes Turkey but not ready to halt membership talks
European Union foreign ministers on Nov. 14 criticized Turkey’s crackdown on alleged supporters of a failed military coup in July, but Austria’s call to suspend Ankara’s EU membership bid failed to garner enough backing
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Israel nominates Eitan Na’eh as new envoy to Turkey
The Israeli Foreign Ministry has nominated Eitan Na’eh as the new ambassador to Turkey, although the prospective envoy first needs to pass the Israeli government’s security committee in order to be formally appointed to Ankara
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Turkey runs $3.7 billion budget deficit in first 10 months of year
The Turkish government ran a budget deficit of 104 million Turkish Liras ($32 million) in October and 12.1 billion liras ($3.7 billion) in January-October, the Finance Ministry announced on Nov. 15.
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Turkey to become high-purity boron producer
Turkey is set export the commercially precious material boron in the near future thanks to the recent development of better technology, according to the members of a project team
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Turkey, Pakistan free trade deal to be ready in December
A free trade agreement between Turkey and Pakistan will be ready to be signed in December, according to Ankara’s ambassador to Islamabad.
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Siemens in Turkey for 160 years
The main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) spokesperson Selin Sayek Böke recently drew attention to the rapid devaluation of the Turkish Lira, suggesting that it weakened Turkey’s economy and left it unprotected against global developments. According to Böke, companies will lose out and bankruptcies will rise for as long as ...
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German FM in Ankara visit amid row with EU
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier will conduct talks in Ankara on Nov. 15 amid a diplomatic spat between the two countries and tense relations between Ankara and Europe