Commercial Relations Between Turkey and African Countries
Commercial Relations Between Turkey and African Countries
The long-standing economic and political ties between Turkey and Africa date back to the times of the Ottoman Empire. The presence of the Ottoman Empire in most of North Africa has led to a common history and culture between these two economic powers; and, such common background also enhanced the commercial relations between the Turkey and the continent of Africa. However, the commercial ties between these two market players were not always as strong as they are today.
Basak Islim and Busra Mollaahmetoglu, Associates of SEE Legal’s Turkish member, Kolcuoglu Demirkan Kocakli, discuss Turkish foreign policy, effects of bilateral investment treaties on bilateral business relations and trade and investments between Turkey and African countries in the September Law Bulletin of the Firm, which can be downloaded here.
The long-standing economic and political ties between Turkey and Africa date back to the times of the Ottoman Empire. The presence of the Ottoman Empire in most of North Africa has led to a common history and culture between these two economic powers; and, such common background also enhanced the commercial relations between the Turkey and the continent of Africa. However, the commercial ties between these two market players were not always as strong as they are today.
Basak Islim and Busra Mollaahmetoglu, Associates of SEE Legal’s Turkish member, Kolcuoglu Demirkan Kocakli, discuss Turkish foreign policy, effects of bilateral investment treaties on bilateral business relations and trade and investments between Turkey and African countries in the September Law Bulletin of the Firm, which can be downloaded here.
