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Turkey and Germany Meet in Ankara to Strengthen Economic Cooperation
The sixth meeting of the Joint Economic and Trade Commission between Turkey and Germany will be held tomorrow in Ankara. Discussions will focus on trade, investment, industry, energy, green transformation, and transportation.
The sixth meeting of the Joint Economic and Trade Commission between Turkey and Germany will be held tomorrow in Ankara. The meeting aims to strengthen economic relations between the two countries.
The Turkish Ministry of Trade announced that the meeting will be co-chaired by Trade Minister Ömer Bolat and Germany's Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy, Katherina Reiche.
Discussions will cover trade, investments, industrial cooperation, energy, green transformation, connectivity, transportation, and tourism. Additionally, Turkey's economic integration with the European Union will be evaluated.
The event will include bilateral talks and inter-delegation meetings. These sessions will review the current state of economic partnership between Turkey and Germany and set strategic goals for the upcoming period.
The program also features a roundtable meeting with leading representatives from the business communities of Turkey and Germany. Business leaders are expected to present proposals to enhance trade and investment relations and explore new partnership opportunities.
Germany is Turkey's largest trading partner with a trade volume of approximately 52 billion dollars. Germany is also among the top foreign investors in Turkey.
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