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 Basra offers significant opportunities for Turkish business circles
Turkey´s consul general in Basra said on Tuesday that Iraqi city of Basra was offering significant opportunities for Turkish business circles. |
 Lack of house insurance undermines buildings
Only 9 percent of houses in Van were insured against earthquake, officials say. Particularly the old houses not only in the earthquake-hit province, but the whole country are theathening lives of millions, experts warn. |
 Saudi Arabia offers Turkey joint production of buses
Saudi Arabia has offered Turkey that the two countries can jointly produce buses and export them to African markets. |
 Trade with Iran might hit $15 bln, envoy says
Turkey’s bilateral trade with its eastern neighbor Iran will reach $15 billion this year, according to Iranian Ambassador to Turkey Bahman Hosseinpour, speaking to state-run Press TV news channel, according to a Bloomberg report yesterday. |
 Turkey signs natural gas agreement with Azerbaijan
Turkey and Azerbaijan on Tuesday signed an agreement on the purchase and transfer of natural gas from Azerbaijan as part of the "Shah Deniz 2" project. |
 700 firms from around globe arrive in İstanbul for TUSKON summit
Representatives of 700 businesses from different parts of the world arrived in İstanbul on Monday to participate in the Turkey-World Trade Bridge 2011 (TWTB 2011), held by the Turkish Confederation of Businessmen and Industrialists (TUSKON) Oct. 24-30. |
 Real sector confidence index down to 101.9
The real sector confidence index was down 10.5 points to 101.9 month-on-month in October 2011. |
 Fuel tax income to reach 33.6 bln liras
Turkey’s special consumption tax (SCT) on fuel and natural gas, used as a major instrument to boost the country’s budget, is expected to generate 33.6 billion Turkish Liras by the end of this year. |
 Kuveyt Turk prices $350 mln sukuk at par
Kuveyt Turk, the Turkish arm of Kuwait Finance House, has priced its $350m five-year sukuk, lead managers said in a document on Thursday. |
 Turkey to produce own medicine, minister says
Turkey plans to shift its health policy to produce its own medicine and develop new medical devices, the Turkish minister of industry said yesterday. |
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