Türkiye

Since the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) was established in 2001, Türkiye has risen as a significant force internationally under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The Turkish Exporters’ Assembly says a partnership agreement with chambers of commerce in Damascus and Aleppo aims to boost trade, after exports rose nearly 50 percent to $1.2B in the first seven months of the year.

Turkish businesspeople have invested $2.3 billion and employed 35,000 people in Africa, the Turkish trade minister said on Wednesday.

Ankara confirms visit by Asaad Hassan Al Shaibani on August 13, with no details yet on the agenda.

Turkish President Erdogan and his Georgian counterpart Kavelashvili hold bilateral talks and agree to boost bilateral trade to $5 billion.

Demonstrators march from Beyazit Square to Ayasofya Mosque, calling for urgent international action to end suffering in Gaza.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan says during a phone call with Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev that Türkiye will continue to provide necessary support for peace.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry calls on the international community to “fulfil its responsibilities” to stop the plan’s implementation and urges the UN Security Council to adopt binding resolutions to prevent Israel’s actions.

Sonko praises Türkiye’s continued support, describing it as a brotherly nation that has always stood by Senegal.

Once the goals of a terror-free country and the region are achieved, a brand new chapter will be opened for the country, Turkish president says.