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Interviews & Viewpoints | Süreyya Ciliv, General Manager, Turkcell: Interview from The Report: Turkey 2012
Articles & Analysis | New pastures: A varied climate and fertile soil make the country a regional breadbasket from The Report: Turkey 2012
Grain has a long history in Turkey. In the foothills of the Karacada ğ Mountains in the south-east, wild grass that is genetically identical to the first grains domesticated 11,000 years ago still grows. Today, agriculture remains a cornerstone of the economy, employing a quarter of the workforce and contributing more than 8% to GDP, according to...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Recep Konuk, Chairman, Konya Şeker from The Report: Turkey 2012
Will greater local manufacturing, mechanisation and new techniques in agriculture lead to consolidation and unemployment?
Articles & Analysis | Rising star: An increasingly affluent population drives demand for homes, while Istanbul’s role as business centre boosts the commercial market from The Report: Turkey 2012
Rapid economic growth, a young demographic profile, and the stirrings of gentrification in Europe’s largest city combined make Turkey one of the hottest real estate attractions around. In line with other markets exposed to the European debt crisis, however, it may see a speed bump in the near term.
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Erman Ilıcak, Chairman, Rönesans Holding from The Report: Turkey 2012
Articles & Analysis | Water world: Hydroelectric power plants are a major renewable energy source from The Report: Turkey 2012
Hydroelectricity is the cornerstone of Turkey’s goal to boost renewable energy supply, but building thousands of dams comes at an environmental cost. Retired imam Kazım Delal avoids visits to his beloved Küçükcayır, the village where he grew up and that his family has called home for five generations. Located in the lush Salarha Valley in the...