Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkish deputy foreign minister meets EU commissioner for enlargement
Turkey's diplomat in charge of EU relations on Oct. 28 met with the EU commissioner for enlargement to discuss bilateral ties.
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US should deliver F-35s we paid for: Turkish FM
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Oct. 27 the United States should either deliver the F-35 fighter jets that Turkey paid for or return the money or give another product instead.
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Turkey's energy import bill up 65.7 pct in Sept
Turkey's energy import bill increased by 65.7% to $4.44 billion in September this year compared to the same month last year, according to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute on Oct. 27.
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Turkey says US should deliver F-35s Ankara paid for, or return money
The U.S. should either deliver the F-35 fighter jets that Turkey paid for or return the money or give another product instead, the Turkish foreign minister said Oct. 28.
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Turkey slashes foreign trade deficit by almost half in September
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit fell 47.5% on an annual basis to $2.5 billion in September, according to official figures released on Oct. 27.
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Turkey eyes 50 mln tourists, $50 bln tourism in revenues in 2023
Turkey aims to attract as many as 50 million foreign holidaymakers and generate $50 billion in tourism revenues in 2023, Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy has said.
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Turkish investment, finance bodies open branches in Qatari capital
Turkey's Investment Office and Finance Office opened branches in the Qatar Financial Centre located in the Gulf country's capital Doha.
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Erdoğan sfida gli alleati occidentali per nascondere i suoi errori
Intimando a dieci ambasciatori di lasciare il paese perché hanno chiesto la liberazione di un dissidente, il presidente turco rischia di inimicarsi importanti partner strategici ed economici. Ma è una manovra abbastanza classica. Leggi
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International law symposium begins in Istanbul
Legal academics and experts from around the world have gathered in Istanbul for a two-day international law symposium that kicked off on Oct. 23.
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Trade with Turkey set to 'rise dramatically': Nigerian official
Over the next few years, trade between Turkey and Nigeria will rise “dramatically” from its current level of $2 billion, according to Nigeria’s top trade official.
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S&P affirms Turkey's credit rating, outlook stable
S&P on Oct. 22 affirmed Turkey's long-term foreign currency rating at "B+" and long-term local currency rating at "BB-," with a stable outlook.
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Report: Member of Mossad ring in Turkey met Israeli agents in Zurich
Turkey arrested 15 suspects a month ago for providing the Mossad with information on Turkish citizens and foreign students who study in the country
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New company launches up 8.8% in Turkey during January-September
The number of newly established companies in Turkey rose by 8.8% year-on-year in the first nine months of 2021, the country's top trade body said on Oct. 22.
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Turkey to stand by Libya in its journey for stability: Official
Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Sedat Önal underscored Turkey's strong support for Libya's security and stability on Oct. 21.
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Turkey denounces 'unwarranted' addition to FATF grey list
Turkey's Ministry of Treasury and Finance said the grey listing of the country on Oct. 21 by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) was unfair.
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Turkey-Africa Economic and Business Forum releases joint declaration
A joint declaration was released on Oct. 21 during the third Turkey-Africa Economic and Business Forum, an event for enhancing partnership between Turkey and Africa for development and economic integration.
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Istanbul Finance Center will be Islamic finance hub: Erdoğan
With Istanbul Finance Center, a project expected to be launched by early 2022, Turkey targets to be a hub for Islamic finance, the nation's president said on Oct. 21.
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Africa: Turkey's Erdogan Serenades Africa As 'Alternative Partner' to Post-Colonial Players
[RFI] Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan's four-day visit to Africa this week has put Ankara's policy on the continent under the spotlight again, as Turkey positions itself as an alternative ally for African countries.
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Nigeria: Erdogan Says Nigeria, Turkey Trade Volume to Expand By $5 Billion
[Premium Times] President Erdogan visited Nigeria for two days.
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Ford invests $67.5 mln to make Turkey’s first domestic gearbox
Ford Otosan, a joint venture of Turkey’s Koç Holding and U.S. automotive giant Ford, has unveiled Turkey’s first domestically-developed gearbox at its plant in the Central Anatolian province of Eskişehir.
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Steps in human development stressed for Turkey's economic growth
Turkey will be able to increase its per capita national income to $30,000 - more than three times its current level - in 20 years if necessary steps are taken in human development, science and technology, and institutions, a prominent Turkish business leader said on Oct. 19.