Der Beitritt der Türkei zur Union wäre sowohl für die EU als auch für die Türkei eine Herausforderung. Gut umgesetzt, böte er beiden Seiten große Chancen. Die notwendigen Vorbereitungen würden bis weit in das nächste Jahrzehnt andauern. Die EU wird sich in diesem Zeitraum weiterentwickeln, die Türkei dürfte sich noch radikaler verändern. Die Erweiterung...
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The World Bank approved a Euro 212,900,000 Municipal Services Project Loan for Turkey. The lending instrument for the Municipal Services Project is a Specific Investment Loan with a 17-year maturity, including a 5-year grace period. With this loan, the World Bank has provided more than $1.8 billion in new loans and grants to Turkey...
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The World Bank yesterday approved a US$305 Million equivalent (US$201.05 Million and Euro 80.41 Million) Export Finance Intermediation Loan (EFIL III) for Turkey. This loan is the third of its kind to Turkey. The project’s main objective is to follow through on the achievement of the predecessor EFIL II project and continue to serve...
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The World Bank approved on May, 15, a EUR 80 Million (US$105 million) Secondary Education Project Loan (SEP) for Turkey. The main development objective of the project is to improve the quality and economic relevance of secondary education in Turkey. In line with the focus of the World Bank’s assistance program in Turkey, which...
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The World Bank welcomes European Council decision on December 17th, 2004 to start accession negotiations with Turkey in October 2005. “The World Bank applauds the decision and commits itself to helping Turkey implement the economic and social reforms which are central to its quest to become a member of the European Union,” said Shigeo...
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The European Parliament called on European Union leaders to open membership talks with Turkey as soon as possible even as it urged Ankara to carry out more democratic reforms and move toward recognizing Cyprus, reports The Wall Street Journal Europe. The European Parliament, meeting in Strasbourg, France, voted 407 to 262, with 29 abstentions,...
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June 17, 2004 – The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved today a US$1 Billion Third Programmatic Financial and Public Sector Adjustment Loan (PFPSAL III) for Turkey. The main objective of PFPSAL III is to provide support during 2004 to the Government of Turkey’s financial and public sector reform priorities while ensuring that...
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