Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkish economy minister sees no need for Central Bank to intervene on lira
Turkish Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci has said he does not see a need for the Central Bank to intervene in the foreign-exchange market amid severe fluctuations in the markets.
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Foreign investors in Turkey close to finance, distant from industry
Foreigners prefer to invest in the finance sector rather than industry in Turkey, as measures taken to avert the 2001 crisis enhanced financial regulation in the country, according to official figures
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Economy, violence top Turkeys women issues
Economic freedom and violence against women top Turkeys womens issues, according to a survey released by daily Hürriyet on the occasion of March 8, International Womens Day.
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Turkeys Economy Better Off Without Erdo?ans Economic Team
That Turkey is in dire strait is an understatement, given the countrys weakened currency, the Lira. In this analysis, diCkSON ONJEWu looks at the indices and what they portend for President Erdo?an and the ruling party in the June 2015 elections.With a weakened lira, declining manufacturing, soaring rate of inflation ...
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Partner commits crime, not me: Turkey's former minister
Turkey's former Urbanization Minister Erdo?an Bayraktar, whose family company earned millions of dollars through a controversial transaction, has defended that the 'crime' was committed by the developers that the company was partnered in a real estate project.
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Turkish economy heading towards a crisis
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Turkey aims to make 4G tender, inviting new firm
Turkey expects to complete a tender for fourth-generation (4G) mobile data services in May and be able to offer the service to consumers by the end of this year, Transport and Communications Minister Lütfi Elvan said on March 4
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Turkey has plan-B to by-pass Austrian law on Islam
The head of Turkeys Religious Affairs, or Diyanet, has once again reacted to a recent Austrian code, which caused debate with items that regulates Islam in the country, saying that the body a plan-B to by-pass the code by training a number of Turkish-origin imams in Turkey before they return ...
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Critical week for Turkish economy
At first look, the domestic economic agenda looks light this week, with purchasing managers indices, preliminary exports and inflation being the main data releases. However, it may end up being the make-or-break week for Turkish assets, and eventually for the economy
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Terror costs 1.2 trillion liras to Turkish economy
Recent moves in the peace process between the government and the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) are expected to have significant positive effects on the Turkish economy, as the country is estimated to have lost around 1.2 trillion Turkish Liras ($478 billion) after years of clashes with the PKK
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Turkish President Erdo?an slams Austria's controversial Islam law
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an strongly criticized Austria on Feb 28 for approving a controversial bill that revises the status of Muslims in the European country
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Turkeys foreign trade gap narrows upon slump in oil prices, rise in gold exports
Turkeys foreign trade deficit narrowed in January to $4.31 billion, a 37.5 percent decrease from the same month of the previous year, due to the decrease in oil prices and the rise in gold exports, mainly to Switzerland
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Turkeys poultry sector faces risk of losing biggest export market
The Turkish poultry sector, which has the fourth largest share in the worlds poultry market, has faced a risk of losing its biggest market, Iraq, due to additional customs taxes.
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Turkeys poultry sector faces risk of losing biggest export market
The Turkish poultry sector, which has the fourth largest share in the worlds poultry market, has faced a risk of losing its biggest market, Iraq, due to additional customs taxes
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Suicide attack on foreign convoy kills Turkish soldier in Kabul
A Taliban suicide attack in Kabul has killed two people, including a Turkish soldier. According to the group's spokesperson, the target was 'an American vehicle passing through the street where the Turkish Embassy in Kabul is located."
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Trade union general secretary detained at protest in front of Istanbul hospital
The general secretary of the Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions (D?SK) was detained during a protest in front of Maltepe University Hospital in Istanbul on Feb. 25.
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Turkish gov't should offer incentives for women entrepreneurs in public spending: TOBB head
The government should impose incentives for women entrepreneurs in public spending just as it does for domestic producers, according to Rifat Hisarc?kl?o?lu
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25 Feb The uncertain path of the "New Turkey"
Se fino a qualche tempo fa la Turchia era considerata un esempio di sviluppo democratico, di dinamismo economico e di attivismo in politica estera, oggi il paese è interessato da profondi cambiamenti e si trova a far fronte a molteplici sfide sia sul piano interno sia a livello regionale. Queste ...
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Turkish foreign policy is heading to a crossroads
The ruling Justice and Development Partys (AK Parti) zero problems with neighbors policy was nothing but a derivative of the Turkish Republics strategic position formulated by its founder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as peace at home, peace in the world.
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Libyan exclusion of Turkish companies without value: Turkish Foreign Ministry
Libyas decision to exclude Turkish companies from contracts does not carry any value given the dispute over political legitimacy in the country, the Turkish Foreign Ministry has said
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Turkish FM continues informing foreign counterparts about Süleyman ?ah evacuation
FM Çavu?o?lu has conducted a number of exchanges with foreign counterparts to inform them about the evacuation of the Tomb