Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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La Turchia non cambierà la legge antiterrorismo come richiesto dall’Unione europea.
La Turchia non cambierà la legge antiterrorismo come richiesto dall’Unione europea. Bruxelles chiedeva ad Ankara di limitare la sua definizione di terrorismo come condizione per abolire l’obbligo del visto per i turchi che visitano l’Europa. La decisione del presidente Recep Tayyip Erdoğan rischia di far saltare l’intero accordo con Bruxelles ...
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Senior IMF official praises ‘versatile’ business community in Turkey
A senior IMF official has praised Turkey’s versatile business community and underlined their contribution to the country’s growth in an interview with daily Hürriyet
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ODTÜ students receive top youth enterprise award for child autism model
A group of students from Ankara’s Middle East Technical University (ODTÜ) have received the top award in a youth enterprise competition held by a leading business organization for their educational model for children with autism
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La Turchia non cambierà la legge antiterrorismo come richiesto dall’Unione europea.
La Turchia non cambierà la legge antiterrorismo come richiesto dall’Unione europea. Il presidente turco Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ha dichiarato che la Turchia non cambierà la legge antiterrorismo come richiesto dall’Unione europea in cambio della liberalizzazione dei visti per i cittadini turchi. Inoltre le dimissioni, annunciate ieri, del primo ministro Ahmet ...
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Investors, markets to keep close eye on Turkish economy after PM steps down
Global investors and markets will be closely following Turkey’s economy after the announcement from Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu that he is stepping down
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Turkey’s Çavuşoğlu discusses anti-ISIL fight with Trump’s possible vice presidential pick
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu held a meeting with visiting U.S. Senator for Florida Marco Rubio, also a former Republican presidential candidate, on May 5 focused on regional issues and the U.S.-led coalition’s fight against jihadists from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)
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Company opens Turkey’s ‘largest solar power plant’ in Central Anatolia
Tekno Ray Solar has opened Turkey’s largest solar power plant with a total power capacity of 22.5 megawatts in the Central Anatolian province of Konya together with its Italian partner, Enerray, it said in a follow-up press release on May 5
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Turkey’s hotel investments drop 42 percent in first quarter of 2016: Association
Hotel investments in Turkey plunged by 42 percent in the first quarter of the year from the same period of 2015, according to the Hotel Association of Turkey (TÜROB)
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Istanbul, İzmir have strong self-financing capacity, supporting investments: Moody’s
Sizeable investment programs are sustainable for Istanbul and İzmir thanks to their robust operating performance, effective financial management, strong economies and large and valuable asset bases
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Turkish Foreign Ministry exhibition aims to highlight joint history with Armenians
An exhibition illustrating eight-centuries of Turkish-Armenian relations and hosted in Istanbul by the Turkish Foreign Ministry has been extended due to due to overwhelming interest, with Turkish diplomats expressing the desire to look at Turkish-Armenian relations from a humane perspective
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The pitfalls of Turkey’s ‘honorable foreign policy’
Normally the right thing to do for a government that is confronted with multiple threats is to put the national interests first, and the ruling party’s political interests second, especially in the foreign policy domain
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia unlikely to launch ground operations in Syria: Lavrov
Turkey and Saudi Arabia are unlikely to launch ground operations in Syria in the light of Russian air forces already stationed in the country, RIA news agency cited Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov as saying on May 4
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Paris to host Saudi, Qatar, UAE, Turkey FMs for Syria talks
France will host talks next week with the Saudi, Qatari, Turkish and UAE foreign ministers on the breakdown in the Syrian peace process, government spokesman Stephane Le Foll said May 4
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Turkey to formally advertise new tender for national lottery privatization on May 6: Minister
Turkey will formally advertise a tender to privatize its national lottery on May 6 and plans to take an initial bid for the tender on Aug. 5, said the finance minister on May 4
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Turkey to introduce incentives, environmental exemptions for coal-fired power plants
The government is set to reintroduce a number of incentives and environmental exemptions, which had been canceled by the Constitutional Court over ecological concerns, for coal-fired power plants
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Bad loans, bankruptcies sound the alarm for Turkey’s economy
After years of growth fueled by credit and domestic consumption, bad debts and bankruptcies are rising in Turkey, squeezing banks and exposing a fragile real economy
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Turkey approves law among final hurdles for EU visa deal
Turkey's parliament has approved a law on setting up a panel to monitor discipline for law enforcement officials, one of the last hurdles remaining before the country wins visa-free access to Europe for its nationals
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Turkey gives permission to Bank of China to set up business: Şimşek
Turkey’s banking watchdog has given Bank of China (BOC) permission to launch operations in Turkey, said Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek on May 3
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Turkey’s Tofaş makes 6-year-high exports in first quarter of 2016
Tofaş, a joint venture between Turkey’s Koç and Italy’s Fiat Chrysler, announced on May 3 that it made the highest volume of exports in the first three months of the year since 2010 thanks to demand for its new Aegea (Egea) model
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Turkey, US discuss Syria before UN talks
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry exchanged their views over the violence in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, as the latter held urgent talks in Geneva in a bid to bolster a fragile, partial cease-fire in Syria
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Relations with Turkey will not be ‘reviewed,’ says Iran
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hossein Jaber Ansari has denied that Tehran’s relations with its western neighbor will be “reviewed,” describing Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi’s call in that direction as a “personal opinion.”