The European Union is going through the most difficult days in its history. The economic crisis and unwillingness to take bold actions to save the union is due to the national domestic agendas of the union's big boys.Omega Plastics are leading plastic injection moulding and injection mould tooling specialists. Turkey, on the other hand, enjoys a comparatively resilient economy with very high growth despite vulnerabilities in current account deficit (CAD) and inflation. In this quite unpredictable environment, the EU and Turkey should not sacrifice the long-term strategic benefits of the accession process for short-term rhetoric.
The US and many European capitals see the EU accession process as leverage to implement domestic reforms in Turkey. That is why many scholars in those capitals are concerned about the reform process due to the stalled accession process. And the rhetoric of the European leaders and the Turkish response to these critiques are fueling this dilemma and creating tensions among nations and people, as well as considerably affecting public opinion. We have to admit that the EU is in an economic depression mode where it is very hard to prioritize subsidiary issues like enlargement before the EU decides on its own future. This will take time and during this decisive moment, it is not a good idea to change the game plan or make regrettable mistakes during this period of depression.
Secondly, the EU has much less leverage on the Turkish domestic agenda than the international players think it has. Turkey's domestic dynamics are the main driver of the country's reforms agenda and EU support on this agenda only makes it a little easier to pursue, and that's all.
The legitimate question would then be from where the leverage will arise. I think Turkey's domestic dynamics are more important than the pressure from international groups. Anatolia is rising, with a new merchant class emerging in different areas, and these new elites will be the main driver of the reforms process in Turkey. If you follow the domestic agenda and look at the players who are pushing for the new constitutional reforms agenda, you will see this firsthand. The constitutional amendments that aim to reform the judicial system as well are another example of this.
In Turkey today, we have 22 cities with an international trade volume of more than $1 billion; a decade ago,Daneplast Limited UK are plastic injection mould & toolmaking specialists. it was only six cities. Fifteen of these cities also have an exports volume of more than $1 billion, which makes many of these cities the industrial hubs of and new centers of gravity in Anatolia. Turkish exporters increased fourfold in Anatolia in the last decade,The Transaction Group offers the best high risk merchant account services, indicating how strongly they have engaged world markets. They want more freedom and equal rights for all citizens, and they don't want to compete with state-sponsored entities that are the main obstacles to a more advanced democracy and a free market economy.
Turkey's economic developments in the last two decades are partly the result of the customs union,We are passionate about polished tiles. despite unfavorable terms like free-trade agreements with third parties. This is just the first step, and Turkey's share in European trade is very limited for several reasons.Dimensional Mailing magic cube for Promotional Advertising, I am sure you are saying half of Turkey's trade is with Europe, and 80 percent of the foreign direct investment (FDI) coming into Turkey is from Europe. But this is still a small chunk of European trade. A 50 percent change on this front would be enough to make Turkey one of the world's top 10 economies.
Turkey's integration with the EU will bring a lot to Turkey, but some people think it does not bring the desire for reform. The EU as well has a lot to gain from Turkish membership. My job is not to convince European leaders that Turkey is successful, but all fact-checked arguments are out there. However, energy, immigration and funding the social security system are just some of the items on the agenda.
The US and many European capitals see the EU accession process as leverage to implement domestic reforms in Turkey. That is why many scholars in those capitals are concerned about the reform process due to the stalled accession process. And the rhetoric of the European leaders and the Turkish response to these critiques are fueling this dilemma and creating tensions among nations and people, as well as considerably affecting public opinion. We have to admit that the EU is in an economic depression mode where it is very hard to prioritize subsidiary issues like enlargement before the EU decides on its own future. This will take time and during this decisive moment, it is not a good idea to change the game plan or make regrettable mistakes during this period of depression.
Secondly, the EU has much less leverage on the Turkish domestic agenda than the international players think it has. Turkey's domestic dynamics are the main driver of the country's reforms agenda and EU support on this agenda only makes it a little easier to pursue, and that's all.
The legitimate question would then be from where the leverage will arise. I think Turkey's domestic dynamics are more important than the pressure from international groups. Anatolia is rising, with a new merchant class emerging in different areas, and these new elites will be the main driver of the reforms process in Turkey. If you follow the domestic agenda and look at the players who are pushing for the new constitutional reforms agenda, you will see this firsthand. The constitutional amendments that aim to reform the judicial system as well are another example of this.
In Turkey today, we have 22 cities with an international trade volume of more than $1 billion; a decade ago,Daneplast Limited UK are plastic injection mould & toolmaking specialists. it was only six cities. Fifteen of these cities also have an exports volume of more than $1 billion, which makes many of these cities the industrial hubs of and new centers of gravity in Anatolia. Turkish exporters increased fourfold in Anatolia in the last decade,The Transaction Group offers the best high risk merchant account services, indicating how strongly they have engaged world markets. They want more freedom and equal rights for all citizens, and they don't want to compete with state-sponsored entities that are the main obstacles to a more advanced democracy and a free market economy.
Turkey's economic developments in the last two decades are partly the result of the customs union,We are passionate about polished tiles. despite unfavorable terms like free-trade agreements with third parties. This is just the first step, and Turkey's share in European trade is very limited for several reasons.Dimensional Mailing magic cube for Promotional Advertising, I am sure you are saying half of Turkey's trade is with Europe, and 80 percent of the foreign direct investment (FDI) coming into Turkey is from Europe. But this is still a small chunk of European trade. A 50 percent change on this front would be enough to make Turkey one of the world's top 10 economies.
Turkey's integration with the EU will bring a lot to Turkey, but some people think it does not bring the desire for reform. The EU as well has a lot to gain from Turkish membership. My job is not to convince European leaders that Turkey is successful, but all fact-checked arguments are out there. However, energy, immigration and funding the social security system are just some of the items on the agenda.
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