Minister calls on Japanese businesses to invest in Turkey

State Minister Krsat Tzmen yesterday called on Japanese businessmen to invest in Turkey in a meeting with a group of businessmen led by Chairman of the Japanese Chamber of Trade and Industry Nobuo Yamaguchi.Why is our trade volume so low? I blame myself for this, but also you. You have not shown enough interest in [...]

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Investment consultants Turkey

For largecorporate investors the opportunities are vast and varied. It is difficult to move in Turkey without knowing the right people and the correct channels.Many have tried to go it alone and have failed. There IS a system in Turkey, possibly different to the norm, but a very reliable and wholly dependable system that simply [...]

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Abdullah Gl, 11th President of Turkey

After two separate rounds of Parliamentary balloting, a military warning that sent the country to early elections and a return from polls with his hand only strengthened by voters, Abdullah Gl was elected the 11th president of Turkey yesterday in the end to a marathon that began last April.ankaya Palace will for the first time [...]

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A good time to invest in Turkey

With new mortgage laws creating a building boom and consumer spending on the rise, this is a good time for investment in Turkey. A vast and rambling financial epicentre for the country, Istanbul has always been the “financial capital” of Turkey, even after Ankara became the new political capital in 1923. Spanning the divide between [...]

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Black Sea economic bridge building

Turkey is the only country in the region which is politically stable; has a pluralist, secular and democratic constitution that gives priority to the rule of law; is economically liberal with a social content; is diplomatically eager to set up a belt of peace and cooperation around itself; and committed to the principle of “peace [...]

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Secular Presidency dispute - Round Two

Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul has confirmed he plans to stand again as a presidential candidate. His previous presidential bid sparked huge protests in May because of his Islamist roots. Secular institutions, including the army, opposed him. Mr Gul said his ruling AK Party, which won a convincing victory in elections last month, was backing [...]

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Abdullah Gul - Profile

The presidential ambitions of Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul have polarised Turkey - but he is preparing to defy the secular establishment, including the army, again.The ruling Islamist-rooted AK Party has decided to renominate Mr Gul - and the party now argues that it has a strong mandate from Turkish voters to do so. Nevertheless, secularist [...]

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