Broadcast engineering

The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and Türk Eximbank signed a syndicated murabaha (interest-free) deal of $100 million to finance small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and middle capitalization companies (MidCaps) in Turkey.

Turkey and the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Group enjoy "a very strong partnership," the group's president said.

The next elections will take place in an atmosphere of unprecedented polarization and mudslinging.

Unfortunately this extreme and "no holds barred" method of practicing politics is part of the very DNA of the current government.

The development model of the Muslim world, which currently heavily relies on state institutions, must be changed, the president of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) said on April 4.

Norway has become the first country in the world to completely switch off its FM radios.

Listeners in the country will now have to choose between DAB (digital audio broadcasting) signal or not having the radio on at all. Except some rebellious radio stations, including Oslo's Metro Group, have defied the order and are continuing to broadcast despite the government order.

The State Agency for Refugees (SAR) has found itself in a dead end. The reason is that the department fails to complete the competition procedures for a Public Procurement Act, sources from the department announced. There is ongoing investigation against the previous chairman of SAR Nikola Kazakov and the chief secretary Zlatko Alexandrov for violations of this law. Reports frognews. 

Today’s Turkey, unfortunately, is deeply polarized by two opposite camps: The venerators of the government and the denouncers of the government.