Call to the EU from Trade Minister Bolat: Turkey Should Not Be Left Out
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Trade Minister Ömer Bolat made important statements regarding the Net-Zero Industry Act, which is on the European Union's (EU) agenda. Minister Bolat emphasized that, considering Turkey's economic and commercial relations, it should not be excluded from these legal regulations.
Minister Bolat drew attention to the importance of the Customs Union between Turkey and the EU. Stating that Turkey is a strategic partner for European industry, Bolat expressed that it is essential to take into account Turkey's production capacity and existing commercial integration when forming new industrial policies.
This act, which aims to increase the European Union's competitiveness in the industrial field, intends to accelerate the production processes of member countries. However, Turkey demands to be involved in this process not only as a market but also as an "equivalent partner" in the production phase. Minister Bolat reminded that Turkey's industrial power makes a significant contribution to the EU economy.
In conclusion, Turkey's expectation in this process is the preservation of the advantages provided by the Customs Union and that Turkey's industrial capacity is not excluded from new regulations. The upcoming negotiations are expected to be decisive for the future of commercial relations between Turkey and the EU.
Sources: Haberci TV
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