Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Rival Libyan PM meets Turkish envoy in first known meeting with foreign visitor
Libya's self-declared prime minister Omar al-Hasi met Turkey's special envoy for Libya
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Slow courts deter foreign investors: Turkish finance minister
The government will pass a structural reform of considerable importance this week on the road to making Istanbul a global arbitration center, Finance Minister ?im?ek
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Opposition questions Turkish governments involvement in US business representatives resignation
The main opposition CHP has questioned PM Davuto?lu over the governments alleged involvement in the resignation of the former chairman of the American-Turkish Council
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Turkish Foreign Ministry summons Iranian Ambassador
Ankara demands an explanation after recent statements by Iranian Ambassador to Turkey
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Turkeys foreign construction revenue hits record high
Turkish construction companies revenue from projects abroad hit a record high of $271 million in August 2014, according to new data.
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Koç Holding makes offer for duty-free shops of Istanbuls 3rd airport
Turkeys Koç Holdings Setur will make an offer to run the duty-free shops at Istanbuls under construction third airport along with Frances Lagardere Services
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3-4 percent growth not enough for Turkey, says finance minister
Turkey must reform its economy to get back to high growth, Finance Minister Mehmet ?im?ek said on Oct. 15
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Turkish finance minister urges reforms as jobless rate climbs and deficit widens
Mehmet Simsek comments on Wednesday follow data showing unemployment hitting a four-year high and the current account deficit widening
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Gazprom signals fall in gas prices in sales to Turkey
Russias Gazprom is now working on a detailed price package in line with Turkeys demand for a discount on natural gas prices, said the company's VP at the fourth International Gas Forum
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Inflations rise to 9 pct no good for Turkish economy, says Deputy PM Babacan
A rise of inflation of up to 9 percent bodes ill for Turkey, and the government and the Central Bank must reduce inflation rates to manageable levels in the forthcoming period, Ali Babacan says
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Turkey set to win two-year seat on UN Security Council: Foreign minister
Turkey is expected to win a seat on the U.N. Security Council in an upcoming election, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavu?o?lu says
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Turkish foreign minister conducts intense phone diplomacy on jihadist threat
Çavu?o?lu engaged in hectic telephone diplomacy with his counterparts
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Renaults Turkish partner lashes out at Peugeot-Citroëns Turkey remarks
The Peugeot-Citroën groups recent financial problems have been caused by investment in the wrong countries, the Turkish partner for the groups main French rival, Renault, has said
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More Turkish infrastructure to be privatized: Finance minister
The Turkish government has begun preparing for a new round of large privatizations, mainly targeting infrastructure components
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Qatar's Hassad Food Co eyes investments in Turkey
Agricultural investment arm of Qatars sovereign wealth fund in talks to invest in poultry, meat and dairy sectors
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Turkish finance minister promises reforms
Simsek concedes country has suffered blow to reputation
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Washington urges Turkey to improve transparency to lift business barriers
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker urges Ankara to introduce rules that will improve transparency in government procurement, as part of efforts to lift hurdles faced by U.S. companies in Turkey.
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Turkeys ISIL mandate includes 'military action abroad, opening bases to foreign troops'
The mandate the Turkish government is seeking from the Parliament to authorize the army to send troops into Iraq and Syria to deal with growing threat of extremist jihadists does also include opening its bases to foreign troops, Deputy PM Ar?nç has announced
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Turkish foreign trade gap grows above projections
The foreign trade deficit widened far beyond expectations in August, as the countrys imports rose for the first time in seven months amid pressure on exports due to the crisis in Iraq.
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Stagnating house sales in Turkey prompt slowdown in construction
House sales stagnation in Turkey due to higher interest rates and plunging confidence are causing a bottleneck for the construction sectors growth
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Turkeys top business representative steps down from restructured foreign trade body
Turkeys top business representative Rifat Hisarc?kl?o?lu has announced his resignation from the Foreign Economic Relations Board (DE?K), after institution was under the governments control.