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Nicaragua
Nicaragua leader calls on Turkish businesspeople to invest
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has invited Turkish businesspeople to invest in his country, praising the successful transformation in the Turkish economy.
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Turchia
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit narrows in March
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit narrowed by 10.3 percent year-on-year in March, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) said on April 28.
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Turchia
We should bring Booking.com back to Turkey: Minister
Turkey should bring Booking.com back under any circumstances as the country needs to use all the latest instruments to raise its ranking among the most popular tourism destinations, Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci has said.
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Turchia
Turkey’s tourism revenue declines 17 pct in first quarter as foreign arrivals continue to decrease
Turkey’s tourism revenue regressed to $3.4 billion in the first quarter of the year with a 17.1 percent of year-on-year decrease, amid continuous decline in the number of foreign arrivals, data from the Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK) showed on April 28
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Macedonia
Rivals trade blame over Macedonia parliament violence
Macedonia’s rival political parties traded blame Friday for an eruption of violence in the unstable Balkan country’s parliament which left scores of people injured. The chaos in Skopje broke out on Thursday evening, with dozens of nationalist demonstrators — including a group of masked men — breaking a police cordon ...
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Nigeria
Minimum wage: Workers can’t wait on FG indefinitely, says TUC
The Trade Union Congress has warned that workers were running out of patience with the Federal Government over the delay in the negotiation of a new minimum wage. The Nigeria’s current minimum wage is N18,000 with organised labour asking it be increased to at least N50,000 The Chairman, TUC, Federal ...
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Regno Unito
[UPDATED] Brexit: UK must settle ‘people, money and Ireland’ first – EU
EU President Donald Tusk said Friday that Britain must first settle the divorce issues of “people, money and Ireland” before any talks on a post-Brexit trade deal. In a letter to the other 27 European Union leaders ahead of a key summit on Saturday, Tusk said that “before discussing our ...
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Nigeria
DSS arrest kidnappers, vandals in Sokoto
The Department for State Service (DSS) in Sokoto has arrested seven suspected kidnappers terrorising residents of Goronyo- Isah in Sabon Birni local government area of the state. The DSS also appealed to criminals to key into the state government’s amnesty programme by surrendering their arms to the authorities. “There are ...
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Nigeria
Workers running out of patience with FG over new minimum wage – TUC
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has warned that workers were running out of patience with the Federal Government over delay in negotiation of a new minimum wage. NAN reports that the Nigeria’s current minimum wage is N18,000 with organised labour asking it be increased to at least N50,000 Mr Ahmed ...
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Nigeria
CBN Offers $100m To Forex Dealers In Wholesale Forwards
Buoyed by the impact of its interventions and stability in the foreign exchange market, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) yesterday, offered the sum of $100 million to authorised currency dealers to meet the requests of wholesale customers at the forex auction in the interbank wholesale window. The Acting Director, ...