Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Eyes in Turkey glued to price of US dollar
ECONOMIC MRI - There have been some small changes to the team managing Turkey’s economy, but everything will be determined by the course of the dollar
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Turkey commemorates victims of xenophobic 1993 Solingen arson attack
Turkey’s Foreign Ministry has commemorated the victims of the tragic Solingen arson attack, one of the most violent neo-Nazi attacks targeting Turks in Germany which killed three girls and two women in 1993
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Offensiva del gruppo Stato islamico (Is) nel nord della provincia di Aleppo.
Offensiva del gruppo Stato islamico (Is) nel nord della provincia di Aleppo. In un comunicato diffuso dall’Is si legge che nella notte tra giovedì e venerdì le truppe jihadiste hanno preso il controllo di diversi villaggi a nord di Aleppo, vicino al confine tra Siria e Turchia, uccidendo 33 ribelli ...
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Will Turkey’s economic rationality survive?
In the days prior to the announcement of the new Turkish cabinet, which came out last Tuesday, there was a question I received from more than one foreign observer of the Turkish economy
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How serious is Ankara in reacting to the US on Syrian Kurds?
Photos showing U.S. troopers on Syrian soil bearing the insignia of the armed forces of the Democratic Union Party (PYD), an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) – which is deemed a terrorist organization by both the U.S. and Turkey - prompted a harsh reaction from Turkish Foreign ...
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Maintaining robustness of banking sector crucial in Turkey: Şimşek
Protecting the robust structure of Turkey’s banking sector is of great importance for the country’s economy, Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek has said, vowing to create new “permanent sources” for the sector in the upcoming period as sector players demand further balance sheet growth
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Turkey sees steepest decline in monthly foreign arrivals since May 1999
The number of foreign arrivals visiting Turkey slumped by 28 percent in April to 1.75 million compared to the same month of 2015, marking the steepest decline since May 1999, according to data issued by the Tourism Ministry on May 27
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Economy becomes main ground in Turkey’s cabinet reshuffle
After the new cabinet was announced in Turkey on May 24, any dramatic change was unseen at first glance, rebutting some earlier rumors about potentially radical revisions
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Bring me your huddled masses
NINE COUNTRIES HOST most of the world’s refugees. None of them is wealthy. All border war zones, from Syria to South Sudan. The simplest way for rich countries to help the poor ones that shoulder the lion’s share of the global refugee burden is through resettlement, the UNHCR’s second “durable ...
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Deputy PM Kurtulmuş continues as gov’t spokesperson
Deputy PM Numan Kurtulmuş will continue his job as government spokesperson while the management of Turkey’s economy will be divided between fellow deputy premiers Mehmet Şimşek and Nurettin Canikli
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Ford Automotive becomes Turkey’s export champion, surpassing oil refinery
Ford Automotive, a joint venture between Ford Motor Company and Turkey’s Koç Holding, was the country’s top exporter in 2015, surpassing oil refinery Tüpraş, which had been the champion for the past five consecutive years
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Turkish investment climate, not just presidency, a priority: Finance minister
A presidential system in Turkey will make it easier for the government to take decisions and boost the economy, Finance Minister Naci Ağbal has told Reuters, saying the new cabinet is as focused on the investment climate as on changing the constitution
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Kuwait to sign $1 bln contract with Turkey’s Limak, Italy’s Salini
Kuwait is expected to sign a $1 billion contract within two weeks on a joint venture with Italy’s Salini Impregilo and Turkey’s Limak Construction for its planned South al-Mutlaa City project, an official said May 25, according to Reuters
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New PM signals shift in foreign policy: More friends than enemies
Turkey’s new prime minister, Binali Yıldırım, has signaled a comprehensive shift in foreign policy based on “earning more friends than enemies,” suggesting Ankara could restore ties with countries like Israel, Egypt and Russia in the near future
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Turkey: We are not bluffing, EU deals may be frozen
Turkey is not “bluffing” or uttering “threats” when it says it could suspend all agreements signed with the European Union, including an agreement on the readmission of people residing in the EU without authorization, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has said
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Retail
Chef express a bordo dei treni turchi
Da oggi in Turchia la gestione dei servizi di ristorazione a bordo dei treni delle linee ad alta velocità ed ordinarie è affidata alla società italiana Chef Express Spa (Gruppo Cremonini), attraverso la società controllata Cremonini Restauration. I servizi di ristorazione riguardano le linee dell’asse prioritario Istanbul-Ankara-Konya, così come le relazioni con ...
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Investors eye new economy administration, rate decision in Turkey
Investors are playing a waiting game to see whether Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek, who is seen as an anchor of investor confidence, will be retained in a new Turkish cabinet and what decision the Central Bank might take on interest rates in its upcoming meeting
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26 Mag Boosting EU-Turkey Trade Relations and Energy Dialogue
Convegno organizzato da ISPI incentrato sul rafforzamento delle relazioni geopolitiche ed economiche, in particolare in campo energetico tra Turchia e Unione Europea. SPEAKERS Cengiz Aktar, Professor of EU Studies, Senior Fellow Istanbul Policy Center, Istanbul Nicholas Cendrowicz, Directorate-General for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations Matteo Villa, ISPI Research Fellow MODERATOR Valeria Talbot, ISPI Senior Researcher
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US recognizes the only interlocutor in Turkey is the president
While the US saw outgoing Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu as a pragmatic interlocutor, there is a recognition that Turkey’s foreign policy will be run by the country’s president from now on, says Kemal Kirişci of the Brookings Institute
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Erdoğan dà l’incarico al nuovo primo ministro turco Binali Yıldırım di formare il governo.
Erdoğan dà l’incarico al nuovo primo ministro turco Binali Yıldırım di formare il governo. L’ex ministro dei trasporti è stato eletto a capo del partito di governo in Turchia dal congresso del Partito per la giustizia e lo sviluppo (Akp). Fedelissimo del presidente turco, Yıldırım ha annunciato una riforma costituzionale presidenzialista e ha chiesto ai leader ...
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L’ex ministro dei trasporti Binali Yıldırım eletto a capo del partito di governo in Turchia.
L’ex ministro dei trasporti Binali Yıldırım eletto a capo del partito di governo in Turchia. Il fedelissimo di Erdoğan è il successore di Ahmet Davutoğlu, che si è dimesso per contrasti con il presidente. Yıldırım è stato eletto segretario dal congresso del Partito per la giustizia e lo sviluppo (Akp) ...