Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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FM Çavuşoğlu holds talks in Turkish Cyprus
Turkey's foreign minister met with Turkish Cypriot authorities on Feb. 1as part of a two-day visit.
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Turkey's electricity trade volume up 15 pct in January
The trade volume of Turkey's day-ahead spot electricity market increased by 15 percent in January compared to the same month of 2020, according to data provided by Turkey's Energy Exchange Istanbul (EXIST).
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Turkish manufacturing activity expands at stronger pace in January: PMI
The recovery of Turkey’s manufacturing sector continued in January, a survey showed on Feb. 1, as output, new orders and exports all showed growth following the second wave of the coronavirus outbreak and initial vaccine rollouts.
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Turkey condemns terror attack in Somalian capital
Turkey's Foreign Ministry on Jan. 31 “strongly condemned” the terrorist attack in the Somalian capital Mogadishu.
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Turkey, Turkish Cyprus to discuss upcoming 5+1 format talks
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu will pay a two-day visit to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) on Feb. 1-2.
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Turkey, Qatar talk cooperation in participation finance
Representatives from the Participation Banks Association of Turkey (TKBB) and Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) gathered to discuss opportunities for cooperation in the field of participation finance.
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Historic church set to welcome visitors as museum
St. Michael Church in a Black Sea coastal town in northeastern Turkey will become a museum that welcomes domestic and foreign tourists in 2021, according to officials.
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Ankara 'hopes' US returns to Iran nuclear deal
Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Jan. 29 that he hopes the Biden administration would return to the nuclear deal and lift sanctions on Iran.
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Turkey's exports hit $169.5 bln in 2020
Turkey's exports slipped 6.3% on an annual basis to stand at $169.48 billion in 2020, a year when the coronavirus pandemic ravaged several economies around the world, particularly in the country's main export destination, the EU.
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Istanbul’s Esenyurt under spotlight amid restrictions on foreign residence permits
Esenyurt has become a diverse crucible for many foreigners escaping war elsewhere in the world or for those who have made Istanbul their home over the years.
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Turkey-Greece talks held in positive atmosphere: Turkish FM
The 61st consultation meeting between Turkey and Greece held in Istanbul on Jan. 25 took place in an extremely positive environment, and the “exploratory” talks, which were restarted after almost a 5-year hiatus, have now turned into a “consultation meeting,” Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has said.
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Turkey can lead digital revolution in region: WEF chief
As a G20 economy and a vital geopolitical actor in the region, Turkey can show leadership in boosting the benefits of a digital revolution, said the founder of the World Economic Forum on Jan. 27.
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Turkey-Greece talks held in positive atmosphere: FM Çavuşoğlu
Talks between Turkey and Greece, which resumed Monday after five years of hiatus, were held in a very positive atmosphere, according to the Turkish foreign minister on Jan. 27.
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Turkey, EU have new window of opportunity for talks: FM Çsvuşoğlu
The year 2020 was difficult for relations between Turkey and the European Union, but now a window of opportunity appeared for a renewed dialogue between Ankara and Brussels, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Jan. 2
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Residence restrictions to be imposed on foreigners in Istanbul’s two districts
The residence permit applications of foreign nationals who want to reside in Istanbul’s Esenyurt, a district on the far western side of the city, and Fatih, also known as “historical peninsula,” have been restricted.
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A case for Turkey, a key country in Europe and beyond: Op-ed
“Peace at home, peace in the world” – Mustafa Kemal Atatürk This seemingly straightforward and powerful maxim still constitutes the main pillar of Turkish foreign policy, which has always been peaceful, realistic and consistent. Why such an emphasis on peace? Well the Turkish Republic was born out of war. There were ...
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IMF expects Turkey's economy to expand 6% in 2021
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Jan. 25 that it expects Turkey's economy to expand by around 6% in 2021 with the country’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout and recovery in trading partner growth.
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Foreigners edge back into Turkish markets
Foreign investors who remained aloof from Turkey for a few years are edging back in, drawn by a promise of some of the biggest returns in emerging markets and a pledge of economic and legal reforms, according to money managers.
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Mixed picture for sectoral confidence in Jan
Confidence in Turkey's service sectors bettered while construction and retail trade slipped on a monthly basis in January, the country's statistical authority revealed on Jan. 25.
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Colloquio del Ministro Di Maio con l'omologo tedesco Heiko Maas
On January 22, 2021, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Luigi Di Maio had a telephone conversation with his German counterpart Heiko Maas. The topics on the agenda included the preparation of the GAC of January 25 and EU-Turkey relations.
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Solid showing in Turkish furniture exports despite virus
Turkey's buoyant furniture sector managed to maintain its strong export performance in 2020 despite the coronavirus, according to industry experts.