Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey objects US plan on resettlement of Afghans
Turkey will not accept the “irresponsible decision taken by the U.S.” regarding Afghan refugees, a spokesperson for the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Aug. 3.
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Turkish-Russian officials discuss Syria, Libya
Officials from Turkey and Russia discussed the latest developments in war-torn Syria and Libya, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Aug. 3.
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Turkey rejects ‘irresponsible decision' taken by US on Afghan refugees
Turkey will not accept the “irresponsible decision taken by the U.S.” regarding Afghan refugees, a spokesperson for the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Aug. 3.
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Over 2.7 million tourists visit Istanbul
More than 2.7 million foreign tourists visited Istanbul in the first six months of 2021, the provincial directorate of culture and tourism has said.
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Turkish exports hit all-time high July figure of $16.4 bln
Posting a year-on-year rise of 10 percent, Turkey's exports hit an all-time high July figure of $16.4 billion, the country's trade minister announced on Aug. 2.
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Business world starts sapling mobilization
With wildfires ravaging Turkey, killing at least six people and burning thousands of square meters of forests, the Turkish Forestry Ministry has announced that “new plantations will be made as the rain will start by the end of October.”
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Turkey seeks balanced trade growth with Russia
Turkey wants to improve trade ties with Russia in a balanced manner and based on a win-win approach, Trade Minister Mehmet Muş has said.
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Energy import bill up 131 pct in June 2021
Turkey's energy import bill increased by 131 percent to $3.63 billion in June this year compared to the same month last year, according to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) on July 30.
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Ankara welcomes reopening of strategic coastal road in Libya
Turkey welcomed the reopening of a strategic coastal road linking Libya’s east to its west, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on July 31.
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Turkey's foreign trade gap at $2.85 bln in June, exports soar
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit stood at $2.85 billion in June, the country’s statistical authority said on July 30.
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Turkish troops not to assume combat duty in Afghanistan: Ministry
Turkish troops will not engage in any combat operation duty other than self-defense if Turkey decides to run the Kabul Airport in Afghanistan, Defense Ministry spokeswoman Maj. Pınar Kara said on July 29.
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Turkish foreign minister expresses support to Tunisian people
The Turkish foreign minister expressed on July 27 Turkey's support to the Tunisian people following Sunday’s coup attempt.
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Ankara condemns EU’s stance on partial opening of Varosha
Turkey on July 27 dismissed remarks made by EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell on the partial reopening of the Varosha region in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus as being worthless for Turkey.
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Restaurants want to stay open for the vaccinated
Another lockdown will be a huge blow to Turkey’s eatery industry and restaurants, a business group has warned, calling for stricter measures that will help keep businesses open in the coming months.
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UNESCO adds Turkey’s 8,000-year-old mound to its World Heritage List
A rich, 30-meter-high archaeological mound in southeastern Turkey dating back some 8,000 years has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, the Turkish Foreign Ministry has said.
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Turkey's sectoral confidence increases in July
Confidence in Turkey's key sectors of services, construction, and retail trade increased month-on-month in July, according to the country's statistical authority on July 26.
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'Aquarium of Saros' draws attention of diving enthusiasts
The Port of İbrice, called the "aquarium" of the Gulf of Saros in northwestern Turkey, welcomes local and foreign diving enthusiasts.
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Turkey says UNESCO's remarks on Hagia Sophia Mosque 'biased'
The Turkish foreign ministry on July 24 rejected the U.N. cultural agency's remarks on the state of Hagia Sophia after it was converted to a mosque and said its statement is "biased and political."
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Ankara rejects UN Security Council's statement on Varosha
Turkey's Foreign Ministry on July 23 rejected the U.N. Security Council's statement as well as "unfounded claims" of several countries on reopening of Maras in Turkish Cyprus.
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Top Turkish, Spanish diplomats discuss relations
Turkey and Spain agreed to sustain the impetus in bilateral relations, Turkey's foreign minister said on July 23.
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Sad Tales Of Nigerians At Turkey, UK, Other Foreign Embassies
All over the world, Nigerians are known avid travellers who could go to anywhere for business, leisure and migration. Hardly is there any part of the world that Nigerians do not travel to. Places like the United Kingdom (UK), the United States of America, Canada, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), ...