President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, during the 13th Türkiye Investment Conference of the Turkish-American Business Council in New York, emphasized the importance of diversifying economic cooperation with the United States alongside political relations. He noted the growth in bilateral trade volume over the past decade and aimed to exceed $32 billion by the end of 2022. President Erdoğan expressed the aspiration to reach $100 billion in trade, highlighting opportunities in natural gas and oil exploration, the Istanbul Finance Center, and plans to make Istanbul an ‘energy hub.’ He also mentioned increased tourism and Türkiye’s role as a regional production and service base for American companies. Furthermore, he discussed the positive post-election atmosphere and strengthened confidence in Türkiye’s economic stability.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/iha-2023-09-21_10-10-07_350739.mp4?_=1Members of Italy’s opposition Five-Star Movement (M5S) wore black, white, and green T-shirts, representing the Palestinian flag, during a parliamentary session to protest the government’s stance on Gaza. Riccardo Ricciardi criticized Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government for not recognizing the State of Palestine, despite widespread global recognition. Ricciardi accused the government of complicity in the ongoing conflict, calling it a “genocide” and condemning their support for what he described as “the greatest massacre of this century.”