Turkish and Russian Customs Officials Protocol haberi - Friday, 19 September 2008 13:00

|

|

|

Make My Homepage

Add to your site

Thursday, 20 November 2008

Science & Technology

Back to Homepage //

Font Size : 12 Punto

12 Punto

14 Punto

16 Punto

18 Punto

Turkish and Russian Customs Officials Protocol

Talks between Turkish and Russian authorities to find a solution to the long periods Turkish trucks have to wait at Russian customs points ended on Thursday with a protocol signed.

Friday, 19 September 2008 13:00

Sources from the Turkish Embassy in Moscow said that the talks actually began on Monday and were completed on Thursday.

Undersecretary of Turkish Customs Emin Zararsiz and Chairman of the Customs Department of the Russian Federation Andrey Belyaninov signed the protocol on Thursday.

Authorities have not made any statement in regard to the context of the protocol.

AA

Hu signs China-Cuba trade deals

US car firms ask for $25bn aid

Yahoo's Yang to step down

TUSKON eyes $1 billion trade revenue from forum

Citigroup set to cut 75,000 jobs

Turkey's unemployment rate becomes 9.8 percent

Turkey close to signing stand-by deal with IMF

Japan slides into recession

Eurozone 'in its first recession'

Turkey’s electricity consumption falls sharply

US 'import alert' on China food

Turkey's national lottery earnings in five years amount to 4.5 billion dollars

Turkey removes witholding tax on Turkish investors

Germany falls into recession

World Bank warns Turkey needs $130 bln in 2009 to finance CAD

BT to shed 10,000 jobs by March

German economy now in recession

EU plans more credit rating rules

"Turkey will need 130 billion USD foreign funds in 2009"

Stay away from violence, play sports, says government

Turkey to keep being 17th largest economy five years later

Use Turkish lira instead of foreign currency, says CB deputy governor

Turkey's industrial output dropped by 5.5 percent

More than half of GAP action plan realized in three months

Turkish Finance minister chairs meeting in Damascus

Turkey's boron exports on the rise

US car giants report large losses

Turkey and Syria to establish train factory

Brokers protest new system in fear of losing jobs

Hot money in Turkey disappears as crisis worsens

Emerging economies seek bigger role

US jobless rate at 14-year high

Turkey to petition EU classification of borate as toxic

Asian markets regain some ground

Turkish jewelry industry looks for boost in sales via fair

Turkish businessmen Due Cario

World Bank vice president Katsu departs from Turkey

Spanish jobless hits 12-year high

What Happens when Countries Go Bankrupt?

Government blames world oil markets as anger over hikes grows

19:15 US watchdog opens China office

18:46 US, Iraq, Turkey officials in Baghdad for talks on PKK

18:42 Two priests, nun held over Sister Abhaya's death

18:19 Politkovskaya trial doors closed

17:51 Six-term senator loses in Alaska

17:20 Police and teachers on BNP list

16:32 Suspected university rector keeps YTL 1 million in safe

15:22 Nepali police 'torture children'

14:16 Egyptian President arrives in UAE on a two-day visit

13:54 Mexico's Interpol chief arrested

Markets

	Buying	Selling
Euro	2.1024	2.1125
Dolar	1.6649	1.6729
Sterlin	2.4999	2.5130

RÖPORTAJ

Altan Tan: Kurds’ love affair with AK Party ending

Kurdish intellectual and writer Altan Tan has said that the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) is not the same AK Party that the Kurds fell in love with and that sooner or later there will be alternatives to it.

Poll

How will the US policies in Middle East be shaped in Obama administration?

QUOTED ARTICLES

Alexander Cockburn

Photo Gallery

Sudan's Ancient Mosque Discovery

The world's first 1,000mph car

Ten best umbrellas

Abu Ghariyb of Pattani

Ramadan around the world

Videos

The world speaks this slam

LeBron surprises the world with his unbelievable slam.

How the world will remember Bush?

Horror in the elevator

Red Army Choir and Ottoman Janissary Band shake Russia

Driver hits the police

WRITERS

Mumtazer Turkone