Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey included in UK, Hungary's list of safe countries: FM
Hungary has included Turkey in the list of safe countries to travel amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Turkish foreign minister announced on July 3.
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Criticisms of Hagia Sophia status attack on Turkish sovereignty: Erdoğan
Any foreign intervention over Turkey’s internal deliberations about the status of the Hagia Sophia is an attack against its sovereignty, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said, stressing Turkey protects the rights of Muslims as well as members of all other faiths.
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Auto sales expand 30% in H1
"Passenger car and light commercial vehicle (LCV) sales in Turkey surged 30% in the first half of 2020 compared to same period last year, an industry group reported on July 3.
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Çavuşoğlu meets German interior minister, discusses tourism safety
Turkey’s foreign minister and German interior minister met on July 2 in Berlin to discuss a number of issues.
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Turkey urges Germany to update travel list
Germany should reconsider its travel warning against Turkey, “based on the objective criteria”, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on July 2.
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Exports surge 15.8% year-on-year in June
Turkey's exports this June soared 15.8% from the same month last year, bouncing back from a decline due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Turkey’s trade minister said on July 2.
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Oil company TÜPRAŞ tops Turkey's Fortune 500 list
Turkey's leading petroleum company TÜPRAŞ on July 1 topped Fortune magazine's top 500 Turkish companies list in net sales.
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President Erdoğan vows social media controls
Turkey’s president vowed on July 1 to tighten government control over social media following alleged insults directed at his daughter and son-in-law when they announced the birth of their fourth child on Twitter.
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Turkey’s manufacturing PMI hits 53.9 in June
Turkey’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector hit 53.9 in June, ending a three-month period of moderation, a joint business survey revealed on July 1.
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Turkey deports 9 Belgian foreign fighters
The Turkish Interior Ministry on July 1 said at least 9 foreign terrorist fighters with Belgian citizenship were deported.
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Turkey eyes more trade with Hungary
The bilateral trade potential between Turkey and Hungary is much higher than the $2.7 billion achieved in 2019, Turkey's trade minister said on June 30.
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Turkish Treasury to repay $12.5 bln in July-Sept
Turkey's Treasury will repay 85.5 billion Turkish liras ($12.5 billion) of debt in the July-September period, the Treasury and Finance Ministry announced on June 30.
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Foreign debt stock totals $431 bln end-March
Turkey's gross external debt stock reached $431 billion at the end of March, the country’s Treasury and Finance Ministry announced on June 30.
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Turkey ‘should prepare for European green deal’
Turkey needs to prioritize sooner rather than later the European Green Deal, the European Union’s roadmap to tackle environmental challenges, if it wants to avoid being hit by a new barrier in its trade with Europe, according to Turkey’s top business diplomat.
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Türk Eximbank gets $430 mln under World Bank guarantee
Türk Eximbank is obtaining €380 million ($430 million) from a consortium of international banks, Turkey's trade minister said on June 29.
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Turkish women not represented enough in politics: CHP leader
Women in Turkey are not adequately represented in the Turkish political system and civil society associations should impose pressure to secure at least a one third quota through an amendment of the Law on the Political Parties, the leader of the main opposition party has said.
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Wind power capacity increasing fast: Association
Some 15,000 workers are employed in the Turkish wind power ecosystem, and Turkey is using only 10 percent of its wind energy potential, according to the head of a business association.
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Ankara slams EU proposal on Cyprus
The proposals of the EU on the Cyprus issue, "which have never referred to the equal rights of the Turkish Cypriots on the island's natural resources, are "far from serious", said Turkish Foreign Ministry's spokesman on June 17.
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Turkey expects cooperation from Iraq: Foreign Ministry
Turkish foreign ministry spokesman reiterated on June 26 Ankara’s expectation from Iraq in its fight against the PKK/YPG terror organization.
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Turkey criticizes US over terrorism report for ‘neglecting’ coup attempt by FETÖ
The Turkish Foreign Ministry has criticized the “Country Reports on Terrorism 2019” of the U.S. State Department for “being negligent” regarding the role of FETÖ in a July 2016 coup attempt.
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China registers Turkey's first indigenous car design
Turkey’s Automobile Joint Venture Group (TOGG) announced on June 24 that the Chinese patent agency accepted its design registration application.