Turkish Industrialists' and Businessmen's Association

Turkey's leading business organizations have strongly condemned and expressed sorrow over a deadly terror attack in the Central Anatolian province of Kayseri early on Dec. 17, which left at least 14 soldiers killed and 56 people wounded.

Turkey's top business organization has called for an easing of visa procedures by China, in order to boost bilateral economic and trade ties. 

The state of emergency declared after the July 15 coup attempt should be lifted immediately, said Cansen Başaran-Symes, the chair of the Turkish Industry and Business Association (TÜSİAD), also criticizing discussions on reinstating capital punishment as "worrying." 

Companies in Turkey are concerned about rising tensions between the Turkish government and the European Union, according to Cansen Başaran-Symes, chair of the Turkish Industry and Business Association (TÜSİAD). 

Turkey-EU relations are extremely important for businesses, Başaran-Symes said during an interview on private broadcaster CNN Türk on Nov. 18. 

Turkey's economy has been experiencing difficult times, but such times trigger creativity for companies, especially when they use digital data in an efficient manner, according to a leading businessman. 

Turkey's largest business group on Sept. 23 sought to assure German businesspeople on the political and economic stability in the country following the failed July 15 coup attempt.      

Turkey's top business organization has called for the maintenance of election security and reforms to ensure a more developed democracy just ahead of another election on Nov. 1 amid political uncertainties, market fluctuations and escalating security risks. 

Turkey?s top business organization has warned about the risks that political uncertainties, market fluctuations and security risks pose to Turkey?s economic gains, urging politicians to refocus on democratization and economic reform during a meeting in Istanbul on Sept. 17. 

Only three hours before getting into an exchange of words with new Turkish Cypriot President Mustafa Ak?nc?, elected only a day before with a clear 60 percent support, Turkish President Tayyip Erdo?an was at a ceremony at the Constitutional Court.

Turkey?s top business group hopes to ?energize? Turkey?s accession process with the European Union, its head has told daily Hürriyet.