 Turkey’s population is young and growing, and its economy is ranking very high in the world. Economic sources, such as the US Department of Commerce and the World Bank have identified Turkey as one of the ten most promising emerging economies.
Turkey, modern and open to the world, follows a liberal policy in economy just as in its political structure. The trend towards liberalization goes back to the 1950s, but related action became more prominent in the early 1990s when many radical changes and structural reforms have been made. The main components of this economic reform were reducing government intervention; implementing a flexible exchange rate policy; liberalizing import regulations; increasing exports; encouraging foreign capital investment; establishing free trade zones; deregulating financial markets; privatizing State Economic Enterprises, and decentralizing government activities.
Turkish economy is going under promising positive changes and it is getting attention of international investors / businessmen. Turkish government and businessmen are looking bi-direcational bi-lateral pportunities (in / out of Turkey) in many fields. Through our network, we're getting information about these investment / trade opportunities, and we'll be pleased to share our knowledge, experience, and network with interested parties.
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