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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Antalya ends tourism season with 3.3 mln foreign visitors
Most of the hotels in Antalya, the Turkish tourism sector’s heartland with a bed capacity of nearly 600,000, have closed their doors until the next holiday season, which is expected to start in April 2021.
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Turkey condemns recent terror acts but expects empathy over killings: FM
Turkey condemns the killings of innocent people in France and Austria in “barbaric terrorist attacks”, and also expects from other nations the “same empathy” over the killings of thousands of people by PKK terrorists, the Turkish foreign minister said on Nov. 4.
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Hazelnut exports reach 58,622 tons in 2 months
Turkey's hazelnut exports reached 58,622 tons in the first two months of the export season, down from 99,460 tons in the same period last year, a regional trade union announced on Nov. 2.
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Turkish exports to strengthen daily: Finance minister
Turkey's exports will grow stronger every day as the country enters a new era despite the coronavirus pandemic, a top official said on Nov. 2.
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OECD plans to open center in Istanbul soon
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is planning to open a center in Istanbul by the end of the year, according to local media reports based on Trade Ministry sources.
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Turkey to resume activities in east Med: Ministry
It is "an effort in vain" for Greece to object to Turkey's seismic research activities based on maximalist claims after every Navtex announcement, Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hami Aksoy said on Nov. 1.
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Turkey’s export, PMI, inflation figures to be released this week
Turkish agencies and associations will release foreign trade, manufacturing sector activity, inflation and cash balance data during the week.
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Turkey welcomes 9.5 mln foreign visitors in 9 months
Turkey welcomed some 9.46 million foreign visitors during the first nine months of 2020, the country’s Culture and Tourism Ministry announced on Oct. 30.
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Pandemic makes global economy more fragile: Minister
The COVID-19 pandemic has made the global economy more fragile by affecting both supply and demand, Turkey’s trade minister said on Oct. 29.
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Turkey expects new records in e-commerce
It is expected that Turkey’s record of e-commerce trade volume of $25.6 billion by the end of this year will reach $28.9 billion next year, and the share of online shopping could reach 38 percent.
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Turkey 'strongly' condemns deadly knife attack in Nice
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Oct. 29 that it strongly condemned the deadly knife attack in the French city of Nice.
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Turkey summons French envoy over offensive content about Erdoğan
The Turkish Foreign Ministry on Oct. 28 summoned the French charge d'affaires over the publication of insulting cartoons purportedly of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, diplomatic sources said.
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Turkey, Denmark aim to boost trade to $5 bln
Turkey and Denmark are aiming to increase bilateral trade from around $2 billion to up to $5 billion annually, the Turkish trade minister said on Oct. 27.
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Turkey blasts Armenia for 'inhumane attack' on Azerbaijan
Turkey’s foreign ministry on Oct. 27 condemned Armenia for "inhumane attacks on civilians" in Azerbaijan.
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Global firms need reliable partners such as Turkey: Minister
Global firms need objective, resistant, reliable, and dynamic partners like Turkey in the current era, the Turkish treasury and finance minister said on Oct. 27.
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Top Turkish, Russian diplomats discuss Upper Karabakh
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu spoke via telephone with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov on Oct. 27 and discussed the situation in Syria, Libya and Upper Karabakh, according to diplomatic sources.
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Turkey conveyed Greek ambassador area of new mission by Oruç Reis
The information about the new research area of Oruç Reis has been conveyed to the Greek ambassador in Ankara, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hami Aksoy said on Oct. 25, stressing that the region is located entirely within the Turkish continental shelf.
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Sectoral confidence betters in October
Confidence in Turkey's services, retail trade and construction sectors improved in October compared to last month, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) revealed on Oct. 26.
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Underwater love cave offers romantic experience for couples
An underwater cave, which has a heart-shaped entrance and is known as the “love cave” in the southern province of Antalya, attracts local and foreign diving enthusiasts.
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Egypt's role in Syria group is work for peace: Turkey
Egypt’s role in the Small Group on Syria is to work for sustainable peace, security and stability in the region, Turkey’s Foreign Ministry said on Oct. 24.
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Egypt’s duty is not to stand with oppressive regimes: Turkish Foreign Ministry
Turkey has rejected the accusations of Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry against Ankara that was expressed at a meeting on the Syrian crisis and said Cairo’s role in the Small Group on Syria should be to work for sustainable peace in the region, not backing “oppressive regimes.”