One result of the global crisis that began in 2008 has been the emergence of the G20 as the leading forum for economic and financial cooperation. However, a lasting recovery cannot be the work of policymakers...
Around the world, fulfilling basic human needs such as access to water, sanitation or electricity means having the infrastructure required to do so. The investment necessary to build or upgrade existing...
The G20 nations have enjoyed the benefits arising from oil price volatility, but it’s clear that international partnerships remain a vital aspect of every nation’s energy policy
This year’s meeting of the leaders of the G20 nations in Antalya, Turkey takes place amid a renewed urgency that their discussions be as much about the environment as the economy.
Turkey has declared that 2015 will be the year of “inclusive and robust growth through collective action.” To achieve its aims, Turkey has adopted the so-called ‘Three I’s’...
Already the sixth-largest tourist destination in the world, Turkey is “a role model and a powerhouse in tourism,” says UNWTO Secretary General Taleb Rifai
According to the OECD, by 2030 the global infrastructure gap is expected to total a staggering $70 trillion. This is a gap more closely resembling a gape, which is why infrastructure and energy are...
Business tycoon Oktay Ercan urges Turkish firms to find partners from other G20 nations to take best advantage of opportunities on the African continent