Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Istanbul to host major PPP event this week
Some 200 participants from 41 countries will gather for the Istanbul Public Private Partnership (PPP) Week event between Jan 16 and 19.
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Türkiye summons Swedish envoy over 'terror propaganda'
The Turkish Foreign Ministry summoned the Swedish ambassador to Ankara to protest PKK/YPG terrorist sympathizers' anti-Türkiye propaganda on Jan. 12.
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Lawsuit filed against İmamoğlu for ‘bid rigging’
A lawsuit has been filed against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu for seven years in prison on the grounds of “tender rigging” of his time as the mayor of Beylikdüzü district in 2015.
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Ankara, EU Commission meet to discuss ‘waste’
The European Commission and the Turkish trade and environment ministries have discussed the EU’s Waste Shipment Regulation draft in Brussels, with Ankara demanding the end of waste shipment from Europe to Türkiye.
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Ford switches to LG for Turkish battery plant
American carmaker Ford has selected LG Energy Solution as a new partner to build an electric vehicle battery plant in Turkey, scrapping its previous deal with SK On for the battery manufacturing project, according to industry sources here Tuesday. On
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SK On mulls withdrawing battery plant deal in Turkey
South Korean battery maker SK On said Monday it is considering withdrawing an initial pact with Ford Motor Co. and their local partner Koc Holding A.S. to build a car battery plant in Turkey. In March last year, the three companies signed a memorandu
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Antalya Diplomacy Forum Foundation to be established
Antalya Diplomacy Forum Foundation will be established in order to organize the forum, promote Türkiye’s diplomacy and foreign relations, and carry out activities that will improve friendship and cooperation with other countries.
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Antalya welcomed 13.4 million tourists last year
Some 13.4 million foreign tourists arrived in Antalya by air last year, marking a 48 percent increase from 2021.
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Türkiye’s withdrawal from Istanbul Convention in line with law: Council of State
The Council of State has upheld Türkiye’s withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention, also known as the Council of Europe Convention, on preventing violence against women.
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Over 21,000 foreign students receive education in Antalya
More than 21,000 international students from 92 countries are receiving education in the southern province of Antalya, a tourism hotspot that is becoming a preferred choice for foreigners looking to move out.
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Manufacturing PMI improved in December
The headline Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose from 45.7 in November to 48.1 in December 2022, according to a survey conducted jointly by the Istanbul Chamber of Industry (ISO) and S&P Global.
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Some 16 million tourists expected in Istanbul
Türkiye’s largest city Istanbul is expected to close the year by hosting a record 16 million foreign tourists.
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Over 15 mln tons of grain exported from Ukraine: Türkiye
More than 15 million tons of grain have been carried by hundreds of ships via the Black Sea grain under the Istanbul grain export deal, Turkish Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Adil Karaismailoğlu has said
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No European security without Türkiye: Deputy FM
The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine has once again shown the importance of the cooperation between Türkiye and the European Union, a senior Turkish diplomat has said, citing security, energy, economy and migration management as four main areas on which Ankara and Brussels are intensely working together.
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Sweden did not take concrete steps on extradition requests: Turkish FM
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Dec. 22 that Sweden had not taken concrete steps in extraditing “terror linked criminals” or freezing their assets, as Stockholm tries to convince Ankara to approve its bid to join NATO.
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Swedish Foreign Minister due in Ankara
Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billström will pay a visit to Türkiye and meet with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu.
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Ankara slams EU over 'narrow-minded approach'
The Turkish Foreign Ministry has slammed the European Union for maintaining a narrow-minded and prejudiced approach towards Türkiye and criticizing its decision not to comply with the sanctions imposed by Brussels against Russia in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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Villagers from country’s south send Christmas wreaths to Europe
Villagers in the southern provinces of Antalya, Isparta and Burdur have formed a $10 million business by exporting Christmas wreaths to Europe, an official has said.
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Türkiye ready to work with Syria if regime acts realistically: FM
The talks between Ankara and Damascus continue through intelligence agencies and Türkiye is ready to work with the regime on the return of Syrians to their country, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Dec. 12.
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Ankara’s first business club and working center inaugurated
Assembly One Tower, Ankara’s first multi-purpose business center and workplace designed to serve the capital’s business and diplomatic community was inaugurated in the city’s developing business district.
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Ankara-Moscow talks on Syria, grain deal begin in Istanbul
Senior officials from Turkish and Russian foreign ministries have launched talks for a review of the latest developments in Syria and Ukraine as well as the implementation of the grain deal.