Mehmet Sepil

Turkish sports world will witness a first of its kind case as Danish businessman Rasmus Ankersen will soon be the first foreign owner of a Turkish football club.

According to local reports, Ankersen is about to buy all the shares of the Aegean province of İzmir's team, Göztepespor.

Was it a huge absence that no football teams from İzmir were playing in the Turkish Super League? Yes, it was a huge deficiency, because sports is currently a major industry and İzmir was not benefiting from this locomotive power. For this reason, at the final game on June 4 evening I was a Göztepe fan. We all were.

Genel Energy PLC has announced the company's president, Mehmet Sepil, has retired effective immediately in a written statement on Oct. 14. 

Sepil founded Genel Energy and was CEO from 2002 until a merger with Vallares PLC in 2011, when he became president of the company.

Turkey is a guarantor for energy peace between Baghdad and Arbil, according to the head of an international energy company operating in Iraq.  

The London Stock Exchange-listed Anglo-Turkish Genel Energy has acquired 36 percent of OVM’s share in the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) Bina Bawi natural gas field for $150 million, the company’s Turkish President Mehmet Sepil said in a statement.