The government is selling state-run power plants and distribution grids, as well as natural-gas networks, to lure more private-sector investment to the country's energy business.
Turkey needs to boost capacity or demand could threaten to outstrip supply as the $700 billion economy rapidly expands
While touring Silicon Valley on his U.S. trip, Prime Minister Erdoğan had the opportunity...
The number of cars per every thousand people in Turkey is 141. Despite increasing...
During his trip to the United States, Prime Minister Erdoğan made his message clear...
Speaking at a round table meeting organized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and attended...
Turkey hailed its second investment grade rating on Thursday as Moody’s assigned...
Trade was high on the agenda of the highly anticipated meeting held between Prime...
Turkey turns the final page of a 52-year-old relationship with the International...
The Turkish Finance Ministry is expediting efforts to collect taxes from the international...
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan issued harsh comments to the IMF on the wake...
Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan says that Turkey’s nuclear efforts, which he qualifies...
While international credit rating institutions continue to stubbornly insist in not...
Arabs seeking to purchase large-scale homes to accommodate their extensive families...
The silent revolution in Turkey’s defense industry has managed to create jobs for...
In handling Turkish-American relations at the superior level, the surfacing of certain...
