Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey in dialogue with all sides in Afghanistan, including Taliban: FM
Turkey is in dialogue with all sides in Afghanistan, including the Taliban, said the Turkish foreign minister on Aug. 17.
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Turkey to intensify efforts for green transformation
Turkey will take additional measures in order not to lag behind in green transformation and digital economy, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said, urging that recent forest fires and flash flood disasters have shown what kind of consequences Turkey may face in the future should necessary steps are not taken.
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Budget balance posts $9.8 bln deficit in Jan-July
Turkey's central government budget balance posted a deficit of 78.3 billion Turkish liras ($9.8 billion) in January-July, the Treasury and Finance Ministry announced on Aug. 16.
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Films set in pandemic to open Sarajevo Film Festival
Two feature films dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on peoples’ lives and economy on Aug. 13 opened the Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF), the largest film showcase in a region spreading from Vienna to Istanbul.
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Turkey, Algeria on same page about Libya: Minister
Turkey and Algeria are on the same page when it comes to many regional issues, including Libya and Tunisia, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu stated on Aug. 14.
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Turkey expresses ‘deep sorrow’ for earthquake in Haiti
Turkey expressed “deep sorrow” for the magnitude-7.2 earthquake that hit Haiti, the Turkish foreign ministry said late on Aug. 14.
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Turkey, Sudan set $2 bln trade target
Turkey and Sudan on Aug. 13 set a target of $2 billion trade in the next five years, said Turkey’s vice president.
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Turkey raises tax thresholds for some vehicles
Turkey has increased the price thresholds at which special consumption tax is imposed on some vehicles, according to the country’s official gazette, a move that will boost sales.
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Turkey rebukes statement by Greece on non-admission of Greek national
Turkey late on July 13 rejected remarks by the Greek Foreign Ministry on the non-admission of a Greek citizen into Turkey.
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Turkey sees more than 660,000 house sales in January-July period
Turkey recorded 660,595 house sales in the January-July period, down 22.7 percent year-on-year, the country's statistical authority announced on Aug. 13.
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Sierra Leone: President Bio Departs London for Turkey On a Private Visit, Plans to Meet Private Sector Investors
[Sierra Leone Government] London, United Kingdom, Tuesday 10 August 2021 - His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio has departed London this morning for a private visit to the Republic of Turkey, where he is expected to spend two weeks and meet potential private sector investors with business interests in ...
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Turkey 'protests' Switzerland over terrorist YPG/PKK opening office in Geneva
The Turkish Foreign Ministry on Aug. 10 said the country summoned the Swiss charge d'affaires in Ankara to protest the terrorist YPG/PKK-linked group opening an office in Geneva.
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Turkey summons Swiss diplomat to protest YPG office in Geneva
The Foreign Ministry on Aug. 10 summoned the Swiss charge d’affaires in Ankara to protest the opening of an office of the YPG terrorist group in Geneva.
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Foreign direct investments up 13 percent in Jan-May period
Foreign direct investment flowing into Turkey has soared in the first five months of this year, according to the head of the presidential investment office.
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Turkey's Otokar to export 50 eco-friendly buses to Azerbaijan
Turkey's leading bus manufacturer Otokar on Aug. 9 announced it has recently received an order of 50 compressed natural gas (CNG) city buses from Azerbaijan's leading public transportation company Xaliq Faiqoglu.
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Turkey ratifies agreements with 5 countries
Turkey has ratified agreements with five countries in various fields such as economics, trade, and transportation, according to the country’s Official Gazette.
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Blazes contained in Antalya districts after 218 hours of firefighting
It took 218 hours of firefighting at full pace to contain forest fires in Antalya's Manavgat and Gündoğmuş districts, Turkey’s foreign minister said on Aug. 6.
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Turkey maintains tourism targets for 2021
Despite the impacts of recent forest fires on its Aegean and Mediterranean resort towns, Turkey still hopes to host 25 million foreign visitors this year, Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy said on Aug. 6.
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Turkey condoles with Greece over wildfires
Turkey's foreign minister sent a message of condolence to his Greek counterpart on Aug. 6 over recent wildfires in the country, according to the Turkish Foreign Ministry.
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Prosecutor launches probe into ‘Help Turkey’ social media posts
The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched a probe into social media posts that asked for foreign help with the hashtag “Help Turkey” amid the massive wildfires.
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Electricity trade volume up 87.3 pct in July
The trade volume of Turkey's day-ahead spot electricity market increased by 87.3 percent in July compared to the same month of 2020, according to data provided by Turkey's Energy Exchange Istanbul (EXIST).