Green Sukuk have been gaining steady momentum in Turkiye. While we are seeing more green and sustainable offerings, there is a need for more incentives to promote further issuances, according to Esma Karabulut, the head of investment banking and investor relations at Emlak Participation Bank.

Tarfin, a Turkish agritech platform providing farmers with access to farm inputs with financing solutions through a point-of-sale network, is looking to issue up to three Sukuk facilities in the next three months, Kerimcan Aycibin, CFO of Tarfin, told ISFI.

TURKEY MARKS 99TH ANNIVERSARY OF VICTORY DAY On August 30, Turkey marked the 99th anniversary of the Victory Day, one of the glorious turning points on the path towards the Republic of Turkey's independence.

Following the lead of global electronics sector corporations investing in Turkey, Chinese smartphone manufacturer TLC has also invested in Turkey and commenced the test production of its phones at its facility in the country with its partner Arçelik.

“Turkey's Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Strategy (2021-2023)" has been published in the Official Gazette on June 22. The target-oriented FDI Strategy will provide Turkey with a clear roadmap for attracting value-added and knowledge-intensive investments, which create high-quality employment.

Turkey has launched an anti-COVID-19 vaccination campaign for tourism workers in coordination with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Ministry of Health, and the Agency for the Promotion and Development of Tourism of Turkey (TGA).

With the first week of January behind us, we are all in anticipation of what is to come, and there are a few things brewing in Central Asia.

In this Article we highlight a recent update in relation to the practice of the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office (‘Turkish Trademark Office’), with regard to the Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks (‘Madrid Agreement’) and Protocol Relating to the Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks (‘Madrid Protocol’).

In a once picture perfect tourism setting in Izmir, Turkey more than 2,000 people will spend another night in tents. Many fear to go back inside their homes as aftershocks continue, with more than 900 recorded in the last two days. Schools in the city will also be closed next week. The region was struck with a devastating 7.0 earthquake early Friday morning. The quake killed at least 64 people and injured more than 900.

Minister of Treasury and Finance Berat Albayrak announced the New Economic Program - 2021-2023 (NEP) on September 29, in Istanbul.