Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Ankara urges EU to keep promises under 2016 deal
The EU should keep its promises and not make charges against Turkey, the Foreign Ministry said early on March 7 in response to a statement by an EU agency.
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Ankara unveils its new online trade academy
The Turkish Trade Ministry launched its online Trade Academy on March 5 in a bid to strengthen business culture and consciousness across the country, according to the trade minister.
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Turkish treasury issues gold bonds, certificates
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Ministry issued gold bonds and certificates for 25.7 kilograms (about 56.6 pounds) of the precious metal on March 4.
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Auto sales soared 90 pct last month
Turkey’s car and light commercial vehicle sales jumped 89.5 percent year-on-year in February, an industry group reported on March 3.
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Turkey subjects protective gear to export controls
Turkey has subjected protective products such as masks, goggles, and sterile gloves to export controls, according to a regulation published in the Official Gazette on March 4.
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Turkey earns $1.44 bln from hazelnut exports in 6 months
Turkey earned $1.44 billion by exporting 220,724 tons of hazelnut from last year’s September to February 2020, a regional trade union announced on March 3.
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Turkish exports, imports on rise in February
Turkey’s exports and imports increased on an annual basis in February, the trade minister said on March 3.
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EU’s top diplomat suggests working hand in hand with Turkey to address problems
Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar met on March 3 with EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell and his delegation.
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EU’s top diplomat to hold talks in Ankara
The European Union’s foreign policy and security high representative, Josep Borrell, and its commissioner for crisis management, Janez Lenarcic, will hold talks in Turkey after the Turkish government decided to open its borders to Europe to refugees late last week.
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Turkey's crude steel output on rise in January
Turkey's crude steel production surged 17.3 percent year-on-year to 3 million tons in January, according to a trade association on March 2.
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February’s manufacturing PMI strongest in last two years
In Turkey, Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector posted the strongest reading of the last two years in February.
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UK Foreign Secretary Raab to visit Turkey
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will pay a working visit to Ankara on March 3, according to Turkey's Foreign Ministry.
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Turkey to maintain trade with Iraq, Iran through buffer zones
The International Transporters Association (UND), an umbrella organization of the trailer truck drivers, has developed a formula with the Turkish Health Ministry to carry on the cross-border trade with Iraq and Iran despite a travel ban to those two countries due to the coronavirus.
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Turkish FM calls for US Patriot missiles as support in Idlib
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said Ankara sought for the United States to send Patriot missiles to Turkey for back-up in Syria's northwestern province of Idlib.
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Turkey declares new military operation in Syria
Mounting death toll has strained partnership between Ankara and Moscow
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Erdoğan says he asked Putin to step aside in Syria
Turkey and Russia have agreed to reduce tensions on the ground in Syria's Idlib province while continuing military action there, the Russian foreign ministry said on Feb. 29 following several days of talks in Ankara.
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Turkey, Russia agree to reduce tensions in Idlib as migrants push west
Turkey and Russia have agreed to reduce tensions on the ground in Syria's Idlib province while continuing military action there, the Russian foreign ministry said on Feb. 29 following several days of talks in Ankara.
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Turkey's economy grows 0.9 percent in 2019
Turkey's economy posted a growth rate of 0.9 percent in 2019, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK).
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Turkey deported more than 7,900 foreign fighters: Minister
Turkey has deported 7,918 foreign terrorists of 102 different nationalities so far, Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu said on Feb. 27.
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Turkey appeals to EU envoys to upgrade customs union
Turkish Trade Minister Ruhsar Pekcan has told the ambassadors of EU countries in Ankara that Turkey is waiting for the European Commission to renew the 1996 customs union agreement.
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Turkey urges unity to fight xenophobia, Islamophobia
All countries should work together in the fight against xenophobia and Islamophobia, Turkish deputy foreign minister said on Feb. 26, referring to a recent racist terror attack in Germany.