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Can Turkey Become A Producer in the North America Market?

Namik Ekinci, President of Istanbul Iron and Steel Exporters? Association.

During 1980s, the Turkish iron and steel industry showed great progress, which paralleled the establishment of the electric arc furnace mills and developments in the economic structure. Today, with its integrated plants that have capacities ranging from 1 million tons up to 3 million tons and with 16 electrical arc furnaces whose capacities run from 400.000 tons up to 2 million tons, the iron & steel industry has become one of the most developed sectors of Turkey and makes a significant contribution to the Turkish economy.

August 7, 2010
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Turkey Sells Products to the World but Its Exports to The U.S. Market Decreasing

Turkish Trade Minister Zafer Caglayan with Omer Guner, TURKOFAMERICA's General Manager.

Turkey’s Foreign Trade Minister Zafer Çağlayan, who spoke to TURKOFAMERICA magazine about the trade issues between the two countries, said “We are carrying out our activities both through state-wide private sectors and through the federal government in order to gain more benefits from exports, and we will continue these efforts with the same momentum.” Çağlayan told TURKOFAMERICA about Turkey’s export strategy:

August 5, 2010
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How to Expand Your Company in Clean Tech Sector

A Syracuse-based business incubator funded by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) today released the first comprehensive directory created to connect emerging clean technology companies with resources in Central New York that can help develop, grow, and retain businesses in this growing sector. The Clean Tech Asset Guide was published by the Clean Tech Center, a program of the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce located at the Tech Garden in downtown Syracuse.

March 27, 2010
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A New Identity for Izmir - Inoviz

The three major universities in Izmir (Ege University, 9 Eylül University and Izmir Institute of Technology) are acknowledged as the national and international authorities in Biomedical Technologies, subjects including but not limited to Bioengineering, Bio-mechanics, and Materials Sciences. Human resources, physical infrastructure, and research results in this field have more than sufficient capacity to lead the Biomedical Technologies Industry and Production Sector, which is now beginning to develop in Izmir.