Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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No consensus with Russian delegation on Idlib yet, says foreign minister
Delegations from Turkey and Russia will meet on Feb. 10 for a second time following a weekend session in the Turkish capital Ankara.
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Turkish foreign minister to visit Montenegro
Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu will pay an official visit to Montenegro on Tuesday, according to the country's Foreign Ministry.
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Antalya hosts record number of foreign visitors in January
Turkey’s popular holiday destination Antalya, on the Mediterranean coast, welcomed more than 186,000 foreign tourists in January, according to the head of the Turkish Hoteliers Federation (TÜROFED).
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Main opposition leader stresses five problems of Turkey at Istanbul congress
Main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has laid out what his party believes are pressing issues in Turkey: Democracy, education, foreign policy, economy and social policies.
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Turkey, UK to hold talks on post-Brexit trade, Ankara Agreement valid for 2020: British ambassador
The Ankara Agreement and Customs Union with Turkey will continue during the Brexit transition period of 2020, and the two countries will work to sign a bilateral free trade agreement to be put into effect as of Jan. 1, 2021, British Ambassador to Ankara Sir Dominick Chilcott said on Feb. ...
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State-owned banks to further cut loan rates: Albayrak
Turkey’s state-owned banks have agreed to further reduce loan rates to support economic activity, Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has said.
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Energy import bill down more than 4 percent
Turkey’s energy import bill declined by 4.2 percent from 2018 to stand at $41.18 billion in 2019, state-run Anadolu Agency calculated from Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK) data.
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Russian delegation to visit Turkey over Idlib attack
A Russian delegation is expected to visit Turkey in the wake of a Syrian regime attack on Turkish troops in Idlib, Turkish foreign minister said on Feb. 6.
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Russia may buy Turkish food products replacing China's
Russia may import fruit, vegetable, and seafood products from Turkey or Morocco, replacing imports from China amid coronavirus outbreak, an official said on Feb. 5.
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Railways’ share in trade on the rise
Turkey’s railways’ share in the shipment of exported goods is on the rise, data compiled by state-run Anadolu Agency showed.
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Turkey to respond to EU's adverse steps in Eastern Mediterranean, Çavuşoğlu says
Turkey will respond to European Union's adverse steps in the Eastern Mediterranean if Turkish Cypriots' rights to hydrocarbon resources are ignored, Turkey's foreign minister said on Feb. 5.
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Greece can resolve disputes with Turkey to help both: Greek FM
Athens and Ankara can resolve their differences to the benefit of both, said Greece's foreign minister on Feb. 3.
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Turkey, Ukraine pledge steps to boost economic ties
Turkish and Ukrainian leaders pledged big steps to boost bilateral economic ties at a trade forum in Ukraine's capital Kiev.
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Turkey will not tolerate Syrian regime attacks: Turkish FM
Amid continued carnage and hundreds of thousands of civilians fleeing northwestern Syria, the Astana and Sochi peace processes for Syria have not completely ended but are damaged, said Turkey's foreign minister on Feb. 4.
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Tender for Kanal Istanbul expected this year: Minister
The zoning plan for Kanal Istanbul has been approved, paving the way for the construction of the artificial seaway, Turkish Transport and Infrastructure Minister Cahit Turhan has said.
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Auto sales jump 90 pct in January
Turkey's car and light commercial vehicle sales in January jumped 90 pct on an annual basis, the Automotive Distributors' Association (ODD) said on Feb. 4.
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Monthly expenditure of Syrians in Turkey nearly $344
Syrian asylum seekers and refugees in Turkey have a monthly expenditure of 2,061 Turkish liras (roughly $344), according to a recent study by the confederation of Turkish Trade Unions (Türk-İş).
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Turkey should focus on quake risk management: Professor
A lot has been done in terms of disaster management since a major earthquake hit country's west in 1999, with investments in disaster centers and rescue teams, but the real focus should be on minimizing the risks before earthquakes hit, says Prof Naci Görür of Istanbul Technical University.
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Manufacturing PMI hits 22-month high in January
Turkey's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector rose to 51.3 in January, according to a business survey on Feb. 2.
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Turkey’s top diplomat slams ex-ambassadors over Montreux Treaty row
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has criticized a joint declaration signed by 126 retired ambassadors who said that the proposed Kanal Istanbul project may bring the validity of the 1936-dated Montreux Convention into question to the disadvantage of the Turkish interests.
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Ankara to seeks new trade deal with post-Brexit UK
Turkey's Trade Ministry on Feb. 1 announced it was seeking new trade channels with the U.K. during the Brexit transition period.