Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkish Foreign Ministry warns for spread of sectarian clashes in Iraq
The crisis in Iraq has gained a dimension of 'sectarian clashes,' Ankara says
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Unrest in Iraq stirs worries over Turkish business links
Turkish business representatives and entrepreneurs are worried over the potential conseqeunces of violence in neighboring Iraq that may thwart trade with Baghdad and threaten the safety of investments in the country
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Obamas foreign policy aide visits Turkey for Syria talks
The US Permanent Representative to the United Nations and President Barack Obamas key foreign policy aide, Samantha Power, will visit Turkey this week to discuss the Syrian crisis
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Turkeys top business association TÜS?AD names new chair
Sabanc? Holding Retail Chief Haluk Dinçer has been named as the new leader of Turkeys top business organization
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Turkish finance minister sees economy on track after 4.3% growth in Q1
Minister says lower political risk and easier monetary policy will support Turkeys domestic demand and bolster growth this year
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Turkey, South Korea sign major trade deal
Turkish Minister Yaz?c? (C), Undersecretary of South Korean Customs Administration Baek Un-chan (L) and his Turkish counterpart pose at the ceremony.
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Turkish company plans to export fresh meat to Middle East
One of Turkeys leading red meat companies, Namet plans to export fresh meat to countries around the region, particularly the Middle East, which does not have a large share in production
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Syrias foreign fighters in Turkeys target, too
How could we understand that some tourists from Europe are jihadists, a Turkish security official complained to the Hürriyet Daily News on June 6.
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Head of Turkeys top business association TÜS?AD resigns over 'stinky' reports
The chairman of the Turkish Industry and Business Association (TÜS?AD), Muharrem Y?lmaz, surprisingly submitted his resignation over a labor crisis in his own company
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Head of Turkeys top business association TÜS?AD resigns
The chairman of the Turkish Industry and Business Association (TÜS?AD), Muharrem Y?lmaz, surprisingly submitted his resignation June 4
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FLOROVIVAISMO: LA LOMBARDIA SOSTIENE LEXPORT VERSO LA TURCHIA
MILANO\ nflash\ - L'assessore all'Agricoltura della Lombardia ha visitato, questo pomeriggio, insieme a una delegazione turca, alcuni vivai a Canneto sull'Oglio (Mantova), area estremamente vocata per la produzione di latifoglie e piante a foglia caduca. "Gli incontri e le visite sul territorio fanno parte di una strategia della Regione per ...
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Gazprom cuts gas export forecast to Europe, Turkey
Gazprom plans to export 158.4 billion cubic meters (bcm) of gas this year to Europe, including Turkey, down from 161.5 bcm shipped in 2013, the state-controlled company said on June 3.
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Oddity in Turkish gold trade raises questions
Turkey has recorded steeply plunging gold exports and imports in April, further deepening the questions over its gold business after sending record amount of gold to Switzerland in the previous month
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Turkey seeks to lure more foreign students
Turkey is boosting its efforts to attract more international students, whose number in Turkish universities has more than doubled over the past three years.
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Turkeys trade gap narrows by a third in April on weak lira, stronger Europe
The Turkish trade deficit further narrowed in April, helped by falling imports and rising exports, particularly led by a recovery in Turkeys main trade market, Europe, according to official data.
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EU has not been the most reliable partner for Turkey: Finnish head of Parliament
The EU has not been the most reliable negotiating partner for Turkey in the negotiation process, head of the Finnish Parliament Eero Heinäluoma told daily Hurriyet in an interview
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Dual economy blocks Turkeys progress
Despite some areas having very modern companies, the country appears caught in a middle-income trap, its prospects clouded by flawed governance
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Turkish finance minister defends Central Bank's independence
Turkish Finance Minister Mehmet ?im?ek defended May 28 the central bank's policies despite criticism voiced by the prime minister over the timid easing of a key interest rate.
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Turkish PM Erdo?an says foreign hands still pushing a button to stop Turkeys rise
PM Erdo?an has said the Gezi protests, on the eve of their first anniversary, were just about 12 trees. Accusing dark hands at home and abroad of trying to stop Turkeys rise by provoking instability,he added: A button is pushed and legal, illegal organizations disturb the peace
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UKs Tesco says ends talks on Turkish business
Tescos 191 stores in Turkey see poor trading; Turkey talks part of strategy to focus on Britain
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Turkish PM Erdo?an says Gezi protests targeted economy, stability
PM Erdo?an said last years Gezi Protests targeted the countrys growing economy and political stability during his parliamentary group speech on May 27