D-8 Confirmed its Commitment to increase Intra-Trade through 11th HLTO Meeting ISTANBUL, TURKEY | OCTOBER 12, 2010 D-8 Organization has just successfully held the 11th Meeting of High Level Trade Officials (HLTO) on October 9-10, 2010 in Istanbul with the sound resolution on facilitating the implementation of PTA. The Meeting was attended by full participants from related… Read More Read More
D-8 Organization to Furnish Custom Cooperation Programs ISTANBUL, TURKEY | OCTOBER 08, 2010 D-8 Secretary General, Widi Pratikto, met with the Turkish State Minister Hayati Yazici as part of the 2010 World Customs Forum in Istanbul on Wednesday, October 6th, 2010. During the meeting between Pratikto and Yazici, the two officials discussed ways… Read More Read More
D-8 to Foster a Deeper Strategic Cooperation among Members TEHRAN, IRAN | SEPTEMBER 29, 2010 D-8 Secretary General, Prof. Dr. Ir. Widi Agoes Pratikto has recently paid a working visit to Tehran on 14-16 September 2010 on the invitation from the Government of Iran as a speaker to Iran-African Forum. On his visit to Tehran,… Read More Read More
Turkey and Egypt Sign Deal for Joint Trade Chamber ISTANBUL, TURKEY | SEPTEMBER 04, 2010 Turkish and Egyptian trade chambers unions have signed an agreement to set up a joint trade chamber to boost business between the two countries, as reported by the Turkish agency, Anadolu Ajans. The agreement was signed on Saturday by Rifat… Read More Read More
Indonesia, Malaysia Expect Trade to Hit $15billion JAKARTA, INDONESIA | AUGUST 20, 2010 Indonesia and Malaysia agreed earlier this month to take measures to increase bilateral trade, including by increasing trade across mutual border areas and encourage bilateral investment. Speaking to reporters after a meeting with Malaysian Trade and Industry Minister Dato Sri… Read More Read More
Indonesia and Turkey Beat the World’s Biggest Emerging Market JAKARTA, INDONESIA | AUGUST 11, 2010 Indonesia and Turkey are beating the world’s biggest emerging markets by almost any financial measure, even while they may be too small to join the BRICs. Indonesia’s equity index climbed 22 percent this year and Turkey’s rose 13 percent, both… Read More Read More
