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If Turkey Was A Member, It Would Be The Third Largest Production Center In The EU
A panel discussion in Istanbul brought together Italian and Turkish officials to examine the robust economic relationship between the two nations, highlighting Turkey's strategic position as a potential major EU production hub. Key figures explored bilateral trade volumes, foreign investment flows, and the critical role of arbitration in facilitating cross-border commerce and dispute resolution.
Turkey International
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Ongur & Partners
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2027'de Sona Erecek Dampinge Ve Sübvansiyona Karşı Önlemler İçin NGGS Başvuru Takvimi
14 Ağustos 2026 tarihli ve 33340 sayılı Resmî Gazete’de yayımlanan İthalatta Haksız Rekabetin Önlenmesine İlişkin Tebliğ (No: 2026/28) (“Tebliğ”) ile 2027 yılının ilk yarısında yürürlük süresi dolacak on bir dampinge ve sübvansiyona karşı önlem ilan edilmiştir. Anılan önlemler, haklarında nihai gözden geçirme soruşturması (“NGGS”) açılmadığı takdirde 15 Ocak ile 14 Haziran 2027 tarihleri arasında sona erecektir.
Turkey International
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ASY Legal
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Turkey’s NGGS Filing Calendar For Anti-Dumping And Countervailing Measures Expiring In 2027
Communiqué No. 2026/28 on the Prevention of Unfair Competition in Imports, published in Official Gazette No. 33340 dated 14 August 2026 (the “Communiqué”), announced eleven anti-dumping and countervailing measures whose periods of application will expire during the first half of 2027. Unless an expiry review investigation, known in Turkish as a nihai gözden geçirme soruşturması (“NGGS”), is opened in respect of them, those measures will expire between 15 January and 14 June 2027.
Turkey International
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ASY Legal
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International divorce cases in Turkey involve complex jurisdictional questions when spouses have different nationalities, live in different countries, or hold assets across multiple jurisdictions. Understanding which court has authority, what law applies, and how foreign decisions are recognized becomes essential for foreign nationals, expatriates, and Turkish citizens abroad navigating divorce proceedings.
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If Turkey Was A Member, It Would Be The Third Largest Production Center In The EU
A panel discussion in Istanbul brought together Italian and Turkish officials to examine the robust economic relationship between the two nations, highlighting Turkey's strategic position as a potential major EU production hub. Key figures explored bilateral trade volumes, foreign investment flows, and the critical role of arbitration in facilitating cross-border commerce and dispute resolution.
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