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Tags (42) : Turkey
When the location of a firm affects its productivity
06/20/2018 | Socio-economic assessments
The sophistication of the economy: source of growth, inclusiveness and employment
06/05/2018 | Socio-economic assessments
When public procurement reform is needed in Turkey and Egypt
11/13/2017 | Socio-economic assessments
Turkey building world's longest suspension bridge
03/30/2017 | Euro-Mediterranean projects
Linking Asia and Europe across the Dardanelles, the Çanakkale 1915 Bridge will span 2023 metres. 2023 like the centenary year of the Turkish Republic and the year the bridge is due to enter service. Version française
Ahmet Arslan,
Akashi Kaikyo Bridge,
Asia,
Bankası,
best bridge in the world,
Daelim,
Dardanelles,
Dardanelles Strait,
DenizBank,
EBRD,
Erdogan,
Europe,
Garanti Bankası,
Greece,
Hellespont,
ICBC Turkey Bank,
Japan,
K-Exim,
K-Sure,
Kang Ho-in,
KEB Hana Bank,
Korea,
Korea Trade Insurance Corporation,
Korean Export-Import Bank,
Limak,
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk,
QNB Finansbank,
Sea of Marmara,
Shinhan Bank,
SK E&C,
Turkey,
Woori Bank.,
Yapi Merkezi,
Yapı Kredi Bankası,
Yildirim,
Çanakkale 1915 Bridge
The profile of export-oriented firms
02/23/2017 | Socio-economic assessments
Version française
What factors determine a firm’s ability to export? To answer this question, Femise experts carried out a comparative study between firms located in the European Union, Israel, Turkey and those in the MENA region (Middle East, North Africa).
Extending public-private partnerships to protected area management
02/16/2017 | Environmental and development issues
Tunnel under the Bosphorous puts Asia 15 mins away
12/23/2016 | Euro-Mediterranean projects
Asia,
Atatürk,
Avrasya,
Bosphorous,
BOT,
Deutsche Bank,
EIB,
Eurasia,
Europe,
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development EBRD,
European Investment Bank,
Export-Import Bank of Korea,
Garanti Bank,
Germany,
Göztepe,
Japan,
K-Sure,
Kazlıçeşme,
Korea,
Marmaray,
Marmaray rail tunnel,
Mizuho Bank,
Recep Tayyip Erdogan,
Sabiha Gökçen,
SK,
SK Engineering & Construction,
Standard Chartered,
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation,
Tapi Merkezi,
Turkey,
Türkiye İş Bankası,
United Kingdom,
Yapi Kredi,
Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge
Environment – Opportunities to be seized for Southern Rim countries
12/19/2016 | Socio-economic assessments
The FEMISE is one of the co-authors of the Energies2050 report on climate change in the Mediterranean, drawn up as part of COP22. The report singles out the lack of effort being made in the Southern Mediterranean, while at the same time highlighting the genuine assets that can be utilized as part of environmental policy. Version française
The Economic Impact of Climate Change on Southern Mediterranean Countries
12/12/2016 | Socio-economic assessments
Interview with Dr. Abeer El-Shinnawy (FEMISE, American University in Cairo) within the context of the FEMISE & Institut de la Méditerranée contribution to the ENERGIES2050 report [1] on” Challenges to Climate Change in the Mediterranean” released at the occasion of the international COP22 conference that took place in Marrakech on November 15th 2016. Version française
Supporting the economy in Syria's neighbours
05/13/2016 | Euro-Mediterranean projects
For the sustainable management of Mediterranean forests
08/24/2015 | Environmental and development issues
Under intense pressure, forest areas are nevertheless essential in maintaining biodiversity and in social and economic development. How can we ensure a sustainable future for them in the Mediterranean? This is the question to be addressed at the World Forestry Congress in Durban in September 2015. Version française
Wetland areas cushion the impact of climate change in the Mediterranean
06/22/2015 | Environmental and development issues
Structural changes, the foundation of economic development in the Mediterranean
05/26/2015 | Socio-economic assessments
To ensure its economic development and improve overall productivity, a country must commit to a strategy that reallocates resources linked, or not, to an industrial policy. A study by Femise analyses the scope of these structural changes in four countries, namely Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt and Turkey. Version française
The Port of Patras will be linked to the Greek railway network by 2020
04/24/2015 | Industry / Transport
Albany,
Ancona,
Athanassios Papadaskalopoulos,
Athens,
Bari,
Brindisi,
Bulgaria,
Christos Loutsarakos,
Egnatia,
Europe,
European Union,
Eurozone,
Fyrom,
Greece,
Grigoris Sabatakakis,
Hellenic Railways,
Igoumenitsa,
Ikonio,
Institute of regional development,
Italy,
Kiato Halfway,
logistic,
Macedonia,
OSE,
Patras,
Piraeus,
ro-ro,
Rododafni,
Shippax,
Thessaloniki,
transport,
Turkey,
Venice
Inequalities are breeding social unrest in the Mediterranean
05/26/2014 | Socio-economic assessments
Ro-Ro sinks and swims in the Mediterranean
05/23/2014 | Industry / Transport
Anne Gallais-Bouchet,
Balearic Island,
Barcelona,
CMA CGM,
Corsica,
eco-tax,
Egypt,
France,
Greece,
Grimaldi Lines,
Grégory Fourcin,
ISEMAR,
Istanbul,
Italie,
Italy,
Jean-Marie Millour,
KKR,
Livorno,
Marseille,
Mediterranean,
Nantes-Saint-Nazaire,
Pendik,
port,
Ro-Ro,
Sardinia,
Savona,
SECA,
Shippax,
Short Sea Promotion Centre,
Spain,
Syria,
Toulon,
transport,
Trieste,
Tunisia,
Turkey,
UN RO-RO,
Valencia
