Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey touts economic, legal confidence-building steps
Turkey is focused on macroeconomic stability with transparent policies as well as fast and comprehensive reforms in the economy and law fields, as part of confidence-building measures, the country's industry and technology minister said on Dec. 7.
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Turkey urges fair resource sharing in east Med
Turkey urges a fair sharing of the resources in the Eastern Mediterranean while establishing welfare, peace and stability in the region, said the nation’s foreign minister on Dec. 7.
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Turkey appoints new ambassadors
Turkey appointed new ambassadors to some embassies and a permanent representative of the Foreign Ministry, diplomatic sources said early on Dec. 8.
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The Safety Warehouse establishes its turkey credentials
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First export train to China passes through Ankara
The Silk Route train connecting Turkey to China passed through Ankara on Dec. 7.
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Greece shouldn't rely on others over issues with Turkey: Foreign Ministry
Greece can resolve issues with Turkey only by engaging in dialogue and not by relying on others, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Dec. 6.
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No compromise in Med rights despite threat sanctions: Foreign Ministry
Turkey will not compromise its sovereign rights on the island of Meis, or airspace covering 10 nautical miles, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Dec. 5.
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Turkey-made helicopter engine to cut import bill $60 mln: Minister
Once Turkey starts to mass-produce its own turboshaft helicopter engines, it will avert annual hi-tech imports worth $60 million, a senior official in the country said on Dec. 5.
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Turkey to never compromise its sovereign rights in E Med: Ministry
Turkey will not compromise its sovereign rights on the island of Meis, or airspace covering 10 nautical miles, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Dec. 5.
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First export train heads from Turkey to China
The first train carrying export goods from Turkey to China departed from Istanbul on Dec. 4, said the Turkish Foreign Ministry.
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EU, Turkey share common interest on neighborhood: Borrell
The EU foreign policy chief on Dec. 4 said Turkey and the bloc share common interests on developing a good neighborhood.
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Istanbul museum to be open for foreigners amid curfew
Istanbul’s Pera Museum will continue welcoming art lovers from abroad as its doors will be open for foreign visitors amid a weekend lockdown in Turkey.
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Turkey’s doors wide open for diplomacy on east Med: Turkish FM
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has reiterated Turkey’s call for dialogue in the eastern Mediterranean, suggesting the Eastern Mediterranean Conference as a way to resolve regional disputes.
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CHP leader slams Erdoğan over economy, foreign policy
Main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has questioned President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on why his government failed to deny on time a request by the European Union’s Operation Irini to inspect a Turkish civilian vessel in international waters, which has caused a rift between Ankara and Brussels.
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Ford Otosan to establish battery factory in Turkey
Turkey-based automotive firm Ford Otosan - a joint venture of Turkish Koç Holding and Ford - started works to establish a battery assembly factory for electric vehicles in the industrial province of Kocaeli.
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Second wave of coronavirus cuts Turkey's exports in Nov
Turkey's exports were down slightly on an annual basis in November due to the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, the EU’s economic contraction, and calendar effects, according to preliminary data Turkey’s Trade Ministry released on Dec. 2.
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Top Turkish diplomat, counterparts attend NATO meeting
Turkey's top diplomat on Dec. 1 attended a virtual meeting of NATO foreign ministers, he said on Twitter.
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Turkey's GDP performance stands out during pandemic
Posting 6.7% year-on-year growth in the third quarter of 2020, Turkey performed better than numerous other countries, including EU members and fellow OECD countries.
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Recovery in Turkish manufacturing sector slows down
The pace of recovery in Turkey's manufacturing activity eased in November amid a second wave of the coronavirus outbreak, according to a closely watched business survey on Dec. 1.
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Turkish Treasury to repay over $14.3 bln in Dec-Feb
Turkey's Treasury will repay 111.9 billion Turkish liras (some $14.3 billion) of debt in the period from December to February, the Treasury and Finance Ministry announced on Nov. 30.
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Turkish banking watchdog continues normalization steps
In its most recent move to contribute to the well-functioning of markets, Turkey's banking watchdog on Nov. 30 raised the ceiling ratio of domestic banks' Turkish-lira transactions with foreign financial institutions to 2.5% of their equity.