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Unlike other countries, Turkey has been always open to business. Just look at the Israeli relations for example or the fact that Vestel was allowed to export drone tech to Saudi Arabia. Let's see if this is just one single investment decision or if relations will improve and Erdogan will start...

I've been thinking the same. If Armenia behaves, we should open the borders and allow business to commence. Our eastern provinces will win, business will win and trust can be build with Armenia. They will be given a way out of their dependence. Even now with the borders closed Turkish products...

I dont like it for obvious reasons as Nein has mentioned.

So Vestel is actually delivering almost 50 Karayel to Saudi Arabia in a JV and according to Wikipedia UAE has some too. Totally flew under the radar, probably because of the sour relations. Kudos to Vestel, they have finally found customers for their product and maybe they will invest in some...

Whats with the Allahu Ackbar

If that's what that report means, it would explain the Saudi-Turkish ties mending we've been seeing.

If Bayraktar was close to a deal, pro government media (i.e. Sabah) would know and scream it out way before any Russian outlet.

Yeah, like we would supply drones to Iran backed forces or give Iran effectively access to our equipment.

It's time to make NATO count again, Turkish diplomats should play all their cards and show that Libya, Syria, Azerbaijan all of them are countering Russian influence. If it wasn't for the S400 issue, relations with the Americans could be fixed in no time.

If there was a brand worth buying it was Saab or Volvo, the Chinese turned Volo into a high class brand.

There's a reason why those brands are sold, because they usually never run a profit.

Government is dancing and turning in circles again, fuck up relations with everyone, try to mend them again. Repeat. But also Biden, Saudis probably looking for countries that will help contain Iran.

Azerbaijan should push their case in international courts, but it's not America and can't force countries to freeze Armenian assets. Many countries (i.e. look at France right now) would probably ignore or not enforce.

Btw Temsa was sold to a Swiss Company and is now a joint-venture between Skoda and Sabanci (again).

What good is our customs union if EU member countries can do these kind of shenanigans. We should transport more through railway.

Libyas central bank has its money in Turkey, so charge it directly.

1. I'm not against foreign investments, as long as its done transparent and at market value. No backdoor agreements. 2. Lira will fluctuate until the central bank has the confidence of foreign investors again. And confidence is build over year and can be lost in Turkey with a single Erdogan...

If someone is going to invest 1bln € in a chip factory, you will need more than just defense customers to make it worthwhile.

Interesting concept: (didnt know if I should post this in guided ammunition or uavs)

Agreed, unrealistic scenario. But I think in a total war situation Baltics are considered buffer zone by NATO afaik.