Istanbul Africa Trade Company improves commercial relations between Turkey and African countries through professional trade services. Our company is the distributor of 16 major Turkish corporations in the Sub-Saharan African markets. Our partner companies have more than 150,000 square-meters production area, 1,500+ employees and $120 Million annual revenue. We are strongly active in the Machinery, Plastics, Chemicals, Construction, Textile and Consumer Goods sectors.
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This document summarizes Ernst & Young's 2013 Africa attractiveness survey. Some key points:
- While foreign direct investment projects in Africa declined in 2012, Africa's overall growth story remains strong, with its economy tripling in size since 2000. However, FDI numbers do not fully capture broader economic trends.
- FDI from emerging markets into Africa grew over 20% annually since 2007, compared to only 8% from developed markets. Intra-African investment grew over 30% annually. South Africa has been a major investor driving these trends.
- Investment is shifting toward sub-Saharan Africa and away from North Africa. It is also diversifying beyond natural resources into services, manufacturing, and infrastructure.
The document provides insights from CEOs and PwC leaders in Africa about doing business on the continent. It discusses Africa's growth potential due to its young population and expanding middle class. However, CEOs face both opportunities and challenges, such as infrastructure gaps and policy uncertainty. The document highlights sectors driving growth like technology, consumer markets, and resources. It emphasizes that collaboration between government and business is needed to ensure sustainable, inclusive growth across Africa.
This document summarizes a dinner event focused on enabling South African technology and the roles of the private sector. The event agenda includes opening remarks from SiMODiSA and the Department of Science and Technology, a presentation on AlphaCode and its work funding fintech startups, and a panel discussion on scaling technology commercialization and convincing private sector CEOs to prioritize local technology. The document also provides brief biographies of several speakers, including those from SiMODiSA, RMI, the IDC, Sasol, and Edge Growth. The overall goal of the event is to discuss how the private and public sectors can work together to boost technology commercialization in South Africa.
The inaugural print issue of Trade for Development News, the platform of the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF), features stories on Cambodia, Zambia, Vanuatu and more.
The ECP is a student-run consultancy project that conducts market research for companies interested in opportunities in Malaysia. A team of 25 students will research promising sectors of the Malaysian economy and provide tailored reports and recommendations for client companies. The research process takes place over several stages from October 2014 to October 2015, including general desktop research, customized engagements with clients, and a field research period in Malaysia. The ECP offers objective and affordable market insights to help companies explore and capitalize on business opportunities in the emerging Malaysian market.
The document summarizes an upcoming Africa-China Investment Forum to be held on October 12-13, 2016 in South Africa. The forum will bring together over 600 participants from African and Chinese governments, state-owned enterprises, and private companies to discuss investment opportunities between the two regions worth over $250 billion. It aims to facilitate partnerships and deals between businesses from Africa and China by providing networking opportunities. Speakers will include heads of state, ministers, and CEOs to discuss key sectors like banking, oil and gas, mining, and infrastructure.
This document summarizes Ernst & Young's 2013 Africa attractiveness survey. Some key points:
- While foreign direct investment projects in Africa declined in 2012, Africa's overall growth story remains strong, with its economy tripling in size since 2000. However, FDI numbers do not fully capture broader economic trends.
- FDI from emerging markets into Africa grew over 20% annually since 2007, compared to only 8% from developed markets. Intra-African investment grew over 30% annually. South Africa has been a major investor driving these trends.
- Investment is shifting toward sub-Saharan Africa and away from North Africa. It is also diversifying beyond natural resources into services, manufacturing, and infrastructure.
The document provides insights from CEOs and PwC leaders in Africa about doing business on the continent. It discusses Africa's growth potential due to its young population and expanding middle class. However, CEOs face both opportunities and challenges, such as infrastructure gaps and policy uncertainty. The document highlights sectors driving growth like technology, consumer markets, and resources. It emphasizes that collaboration between government and business is needed to ensure sustainable, inclusive growth across Africa.
This document summarizes a dinner event focused on enabling South African technology and the roles of the private sector. The event agenda includes opening remarks from SiMODiSA and the Department of Science and Technology, a presentation on AlphaCode and its work funding fintech startups, and a panel discussion on scaling technology commercialization and convincing private sector CEOs to prioritize local technology. The document also provides brief biographies of several speakers, including those from SiMODiSA, RMI, the IDC, Sasol, and Edge Growth. The overall goal of the event is to discuss how the private and public sectors can work together to boost technology commercialization in South Africa.
The inaugural print issue of Trade for Development News, the platform of the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF), features stories on Cambodia, Zambia, Vanuatu and more.
The ECP is a student-run consultancy project that conducts market research for companies interested in opportunities in Malaysia. A team of 25 students will research promising sectors of the Malaysian economy and provide tailored reports and recommendations for client companies. The research process takes place over several stages from October 2014 to October 2015, including general desktop research, customized engagements with clients, and a field research period in Malaysia. The ECP offers objective and affordable market insights to help companies explore and capitalize on business opportunities in the emerging Malaysian market.
The document summarizes an upcoming Africa-China Investment Forum to be held on October 12-13, 2016 in South Africa. The forum will bring together over 600 participants from African and Chinese governments, state-owned enterprises, and private companies to discuss investment opportunities between the two regions worth over $250 billion. It aims to facilitate partnerships and deals between businesses from Africa and China by providing networking opportunities. Speakers will include heads of state, ministers, and CEOs to discuss key sectors like banking, oil and gas, mining, and infrastructure.
Meikles Hospitality Limited invested $9 million to refurbish its flagship Harare hotel in Zimbabwe but is facing challenges filling rooms due to the weakening South African rand, which has weakened the key source market for visitors; occupancy rates are around 30-34% compared to expectations of over 50%. The commercial director said that while they took out a loan for renovations, the returns have not met expectations due to the rand's depreciation hurting the number of South African visitors.
The International Trade Centre (ITC) Annual Report 2016-TRADE IMPACT FOR GOODMYO AUNG Myanmar
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http://www.intracen.org/itc/about/how-itc-works/
ITC is the joint agency of the World Trade Organization and the United Nations.
ITC's Annual Report provides a broad overview of what the organization accomplished in 2016. It briefly describes the work of each of ITCâs 15 programmes to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by leveraging the power of regional and international markets for inclusive growth and job creation. A dozen case studies illustrate how ITC projects created trade impact for good from Haiti to Myanmar.
The report will serve as the basis for discussions at the 10 July session of the ITC Joint Advisory Group, where government delegates will review the agencyâs work, and make recommendations for its future operations to its parent organizations, the United Nations and the World Trade Organization.
Some highlights from 2016: Despite a complex political and financial context, ITC remained focused on delivering thought leadership, technical assistance and capacity building to make trade work for the 99%. The second edition of the SME Competitiveness Outlook, ITCâs annual flagship report, shed light on how governments could best help small and medium-sized enterprises overcome non-tariff measures and make the most of existing market access opportunities. By the end of 2016, signatories to ITCâs SheTrades had collectively pledged to connect 600,000 women entrepreneurs to markets by 2020. Internally, ITC progressed further towards its goal of gender parity at all levels.
This document provides an interview with Horacio Cartes Jara, the President of Paraguay, about the country's economic development and outlook. Some key points from the interview:
- Paraguay has achieved strong economic growth and opening to the world under Cartes' leadership, but reducing poverty remains a work in progress.
- Cartes appointed a cabinet of businessmen to focus on achieving results for citizens without political agendas. This has supported economic reforms and transparency.
- Foreign investors play a key role in promoting Paraguay's qualities globally and see opportunities in its stability, profitability, and business-friendly environment.
- Paraguay is well-positioned as a logistics and
The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry together with 20 CEOs and chairpersons of leading Maltese companies and the Rector of the University of Malta developed an Economic Vision for Malta for 2014-2020. Their vision is for Malta to have a focused and diversified successful economy underpinned by a high quality, dynamic, productive and innovative private sector that positions Malta as a global hub for business and investment leading to increased prosperity by 2020. The document provides recommendations to guide stakeholders and support business in maximizing wealth creation through 13 sectors including financial services, ICT, filming, and tourism. It emphasizes the need for fiscal prudence, increasing productivity, strengthening Malta's tax framework, and investing in
PUM worked with over 1,710 businesses in 73 countries in 2015. This annual report highlights several of PUM's projects from the past year focused on creating sustainable businesses and jobs. It discusses projects in Peru helping green businesses profit from recycling, training women entrepreneurs in Zambia, and improving vocational education in Ethiopia's tourism industry to increase employment. The report also provides statistics on PUM's activities, sectors worked in, countries engaged with, and partnerships. It expresses gratitude to PUM's 3,000 volunteers who make the work possible.
BIPS is a leading human resources consulting organization that provides overseas recruitment services, primarily in GCC countries. It has over a decade of experience in industries like oil/gas, construction, engineering, and healthcare. BIPS partners with over 50 clients across multiple countries and aims to be a global leader in staffing solutions through innovative recruitment strategies and a talented pool of resources.
The document discusses how rapidly advancing technologies are changing businesses and how CFO India aims to understand what makes these new technologies work effectively for enterprises. It provides details about the issue number, publication date, and sections included in the issue such as insights on effective boards, CFO voices, and travel destinations. The issue explores how finance professionals can leverage cutting-edge technologies to benefit their businesses.
Jean-Claude Bastos de Morais shares his views on African innovation and the developments in the region's VC and banking sector in a recent interview with Banker Africa, a publication of CPI Financial. Read the full interview here.
The document is Invest Toronto's 2013 Annual Report. It provides an overview of Invest Toronto's Business Investment Lifecycle process for attracting foreign investment to Toronto. The Business Investment Lifecycle involves 4 stages - Prospect, Qualify, Propose, Close. It can take several months to years to complete depending on the client and their home country. In 2013, Invest Toronto conducted international missions to China, India, and Europe to generate new investment prospects and better understand these key markets.
This document provides an investors' guide to doing business in Turkey. It begins with an introduction to Turkey's geography, politics, economy and international relations. It then covers key sectors of the Turkish economy like transportation, automotive, energy and tourism. The guide details the various incentives available to investors in Turkey as well as regulations around business, employment, taxation and entity formation. It aims to introduce global businesses to opportunities in the growing Turkish market.
This document discusses investment opportunities for Swedish companies in Francophone Africa. It notes that 4 of the 20 fastest growing economies in the world are located in Francophone Africa, with GDP growth rates over 8% annually. While Swedish investment in Africa is still limited compared to other regions, sectors like oil/gas, mining, infrastructure, banking, agriculture and consumer goods show strong potential. The document recommends Swedish companies invest for long-term profit in these growing Francophone African economies, especially in industries they already excel in, while being aware of corruption concerns.
Scandin-Africa aims to be the premier network connecting Scandinavian and African businesses. It was founded in 2015 to facilitate business relations and growth opportunities between the two regions. The organization establishes local incubators to help sustainable businesses adopt high Scandinavian standards. Scandin-Africa's team has over 20 years of expertise in both African and Scandinavian markets and can directly connect companies to opportunities and decision makers. The presentation outlines key sectors like renewable energy and ICT that Scandin-Africa focuses on to build partnerships and commercial bridges between Scandinavian and African firms.
Taiwan your way to the heart of outsourcing in asiaOpen Access BPO
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This white paper lists down some of the countryâs international recognitions that prove its readiness to house outsourcing operations, as well as the advantages that businesses can only get from Taiwan. Plus, we present tips and practices that businesspeople could use when building connections there.
The document discusses the African Youth Entrepreneurship Development Alliance (AYEDA), an organization established to support African youth interested in business. It notes that Africa's youth population is growing rapidly but faces high unemployment rates, and many small businesses fail within 3-4 years. However, Africa shows potential as an investment destination due to its large market and economic growth. AYEDA aims to foster youth entrepreneurship through business mentoring and connecting African youth to investors. Its goal is to promote entrepreneurship as a path to sustainable development and economic prosperity in Africa.
Geographical concentrations of talent, or "talent hotspots", are becoming more common as economies specialize and knowledge becomes more important. Cities like London have over 1.5 million knowledge workers concentrated in various industries. Similarly, certain regions have become hubs for specific fields, like the British Midlands for Formula 1 racing. As talent clusters form, competition increases which drives success, but organizations must innovate to stay competitive. Learning and development professionals will need to integrate more closely with business operations and talent functions to develop skills rapidly and retain top talent in these environments.
Bambwa Group AB opens up for new investors from 15th Nov to 15th January 2019. For the next 6 weeks, Bambwa will be on the road to present an opportunity for new investors to join us! Our mission is to improve peopleâs quality of life by investing in high growth companies in the Nordics and Africa. WE WANT YOU, to join us in this lifetime opportunity.
The article discusses Jordan's struggling electricity companies and their high grid losses. In 2014, grid losses for Jordan Electricity Company and Irbid Electricity Company reached 14.22% of total power supplied, amounting to JD224 million in losses. Despite these losses and debts totaling JD4 billion, the electricity companies continue to pay out dividends. The article argues that priorities need to be set to reduce losses and debts before paying dividends.
On Monday, September 26, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Linda Thomas-Greenfield delivered opening remarks for the 2016 Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Forum. The following is an excerpt of her remarks. Since 2000, AGOA has been the cornerstone of U.S. economic policy in Africa. The annual AGOA Forum serves as the premier event that brings together African Trade Ministers with U.S. counterparts to discuss how we can work together to enhance our trade and investment relationship.
The document discusses how business services exports are an important issue for the Australian government. It describes how business services have grown in Australia, including services like call centers and IT outsourcing. One key issue is whether these services will be exported to Asia or whether Australia will import more services. It provides an example of an Indian company, Aegis, establishing a business process outsourcing center in Melbourne that employs over 500 people and services Asian markets due to Australia's diversity of Asian language skills. The author argues business services are an important part of adjusting Australia's economy away from mining towards more exports.
This document provides an investor's guide to doing business in Turkey. It begins with an introduction to Turkey's geography, politics, economy and international relations. It then covers various sectors of the Turkish economy and industry outlooks, as well as incentives and financing available to investors. The guide discusses business regulations, rules on foreign investment, taxation, employment laws and different business entity options. It aims to introduce global businesses to opportunities in the growing Turkish market.
This document provides information about the fifth annual TXF Africa conference taking place on 28-29 April 2020 at the Sofitel Abidjan Ivoire hotel in Cote d'Ivoire. It lists corporate and individual sponsors of the event and gives statistics about past attendance. The content will include panels on opportunities in various African industries, updates from countries like Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana, fostering intra-African trade through agreements like AfCFTA, and results from a conference audience survey. Panelists will represent organizations like the African Development Bank, EXX Africa, Olam, and various government officials.
Meikles Hospitality Limited invested $9 million to refurbish its flagship Harare hotel in Zimbabwe but is facing challenges filling rooms due to the weakening South African rand, which has weakened the key source market for visitors; occupancy rates are around 30-34% compared to expectations of over 50%. The commercial director said that while they took out a loan for renovations, the returns have not met expectations due to the rand's depreciation hurting the number of South African visitors.
The International Trade Centre (ITC) Annual Report 2016-TRADE IMPACT FOR GOODMYO AUNG Myanmar
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The International Trade Centre (ITC) Annual Report 2016-TRADE IMPACT FOR GOOD
http://www.intracen.org/itc/about/working-with-itc/corporate-documents/annual-report/
http://www.intracen.org/uploadedFiles/intracenorg/Content/About_ITC/Corporate_Documents/Annual_Report/Annual%20Report-2016-web(2).pdf
http://stage.intracen.org/country/myanmar/
http://www.intracen.org/itc/about/how-itc-works/
ITC is the joint agency of the World Trade Organization and the United Nations.
ITC's Annual Report provides a broad overview of what the organization accomplished in 2016. It briefly describes the work of each of ITCâs 15 programmes to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by leveraging the power of regional and international markets for inclusive growth and job creation. A dozen case studies illustrate how ITC projects created trade impact for good from Haiti to Myanmar.
The report will serve as the basis for discussions at the 10 July session of the ITC Joint Advisory Group, where government delegates will review the agencyâs work, and make recommendations for its future operations to its parent organizations, the United Nations and the World Trade Organization.
Some highlights from 2016: Despite a complex political and financial context, ITC remained focused on delivering thought leadership, technical assistance and capacity building to make trade work for the 99%. The second edition of the SME Competitiveness Outlook, ITCâs annual flagship report, shed light on how governments could best help small and medium-sized enterprises overcome non-tariff measures and make the most of existing market access opportunities. By the end of 2016, signatories to ITCâs SheTrades had collectively pledged to connect 600,000 women entrepreneurs to markets by 2020. Internally, ITC progressed further towards its goal of gender parity at all levels.
This document provides an interview with Horacio Cartes Jara, the President of Paraguay, about the country's economic development and outlook. Some key points from the interview:
- Paraguay has achieved strong economic growth and opening to the world under Cartes' leadership, but reducing poverty remains a work in progress.
- Cartes appointed a cabinet of businessmen to focus on achieving results for citizens without political agendas. This has supported economic reforms and transparency.
- Foreign investors play a key role in promoting Paraguay's qualities globally and see opportunities in its stability, profitability, and business-friendly environment.
- Paraguay is well-positioned as a logistics and
The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry together with 20 CEOs and chairpersons of leading Maltese companies and the Rector of the University of Malta developed an Economic Vision for Malta for 2014-2020. Their vision is for Malta to have a focused and diversified successful economy underpinned by a high quality, dynamic, productive and innovative private sector that positions Malta as a global hub for business and investment leading to increased prosperity by 2020. The document provides recommendations to guide stakeholders and support business in maximizing wealth creation through 13 sectors including financial services, ICT, filming, and tourism. It emphasizes the need for fiscal prudence, increasing productivity, strengthening Malta's tax framework, and investing in
PUM worked with over 1,710 businesses in 73 countries in 2015. This annual report highlights several of PUM's projects from the past year focused on creating sustainable businesses and jobs. It discusses projects in Peru helping green businesses profit from recycling, training women entrepreneurs in Zambia, and improving vocational education in Ethiopia's tourism industry to increase employment. The report also provides statistics on PUM's activities, sectors worked in, countries engaged with, and partnerships. It expresses gratitude to PUM's 3,000 volunteers who make the work possible.
BIPS is a leading human resources consulting organization that provides overseas recruitment services, primarily in GCC countries. It has over a decade of experience in industries like oil/gas, construction, engineering, and healthcare. BIPS partners with over 50 clients across multiple countries and aims to be a global leader in staffing solutions through innovative recruitment strategies and a talented pool of resources.
The document discusses how rapidly advancing technologies are changing businesses and how CFO India aims to understand what makes these new technologies work effectively for enterprises. It provides details about the issue number, publication date, and sections included in the issue such as insights on effective boards, CFO voices, and travel destinations. The issue explores how finance professionals can leverage cutting-edge technologies to benefit their businesses.
Jean-Claude Bastos de Morais shares his views on African innovation and the developments in the region's VC and banking sector in a recent interview with Banker Africa, a publication of CPI Financial. Read the full interview here.
The document is Invest Toronto's 2013 Annual Report. It provides an overview of Invest Toronto's Business Investment Lifecycle process for attracting foreign investment to Toronto. The Business Investment Lifecycle involves 4 stages - Prospect, Qualify, Propose, Close. It can take several months to years to complete depending on the client and their home country. In 2013, Invest Toronto conducted international missions to China, India, and Europe to generate new investment prospects and better understand these key markets.
This document provides an investors' guide to doing business in Turkey. It begins with an introduction to Turkey's geography, politics, economy and international relations. It then covers key sectors of the Turkish economy like transportation, automotive, energy and tourism. The guide details the various incentives available to investors in Turkey as well as regulations around business, employment, taxation and entity formation. It aims to introduce global businesses to opportunities in the growing Turkish market.
This document discusses investment opportunities for Swedish companies in Francophone Africa. It notes that 4 of the 20 fastest growing economies in the world are located in Francophone Africa, with GDP growth rates over 8% annually. While Swedish investment in Africa is still limited compared to other regions, sectors like oil/gas, mining, infrastructure, banking, agriculture and consumer goods show strong potential. The document recommends Swedish companies invest for long-term profit in these growing Francophone African economies, especially in industries they already excel in, while being aware of corruption concerns.
Scandin-Africa aims to be the premier network connecting Scandinavian and African businesses. It was founded in 2015 to facilitate business relations and growth opportunities between the two regions. The organization establishes local incubators to help sustainable businesses adopt high Scandinavian standards. Scandin-Africa's team has over 20 years of expertise in both African and Scandinavian markets and can directly connect companies to opportunities and decision makers. The presentation outlines key sectors like renewable energy and ICT that Scandin-Africa focuses on to build partnerships and commercial bridges between Scandinavian and African firms.
Taiwan your way to the heart of outsourcing in asiaOpen Access BPO
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This white paper lists down some of the countryâs international recognitions that prove its readiness to house outsourcing operations, as well as the advantages that businesses can only get from Taiwan. Plus, we present tips and practices that businesspeople could use when building connections there.
The document discusses the African Youth Entrepreneurship Development Alliance (AYEDA), an organization established to support African youth interested in business. It notes that Africa's youth population is growing rapidly but faces high unemployment rates, and many small businesses fail within 3-4 years. However, Africa shows potential as an investment destination due to its large market and economic growth. AYEDA aims to foster youth entrepreneurship through business mentoring and connecting African youth to investors. Its goal is to promote entrepreneurship as a path to sustainable development and economic prosperity in Africa.
Geographical concentrations of talent, or "talent hotspots", are becoming more common as economies specialize and knowledge becomes more important. Cities like London have over 1.5 million knowledge workers concentrated in various industries. Similarly, certain regions have become hubs for specific fields, like the British Midlands for Formula 1 racing. As talent clusters form, competition increases which drives success, but organizations must innovate to stay competitive. Learning and development professionals will need to integrate more closely with business operations and talent functions to develop skills rapidly and retain top talent in these environments.
Bambwa Group AB opens up for new investors from 15th Nov to 15th January 2019. For the next 6 weeks, Bambwa will be on the road to present an opportunity for new investors to join us! Our mission is to improve peopleâs quality of life by investing in high growth companies in the Nordics and Africa. WE WANT YOU, to join us in this lifetime opportunity.
The article discusses Jordan's struggling electricity companies and their high grid losses. In 2014, grid losses for Jordan Electricity Company and Irbid Electricity Company reached 14.22% of total power supplied, amounting to JD224 million in losses. Despite these losses and debts totaling JD4 billion, the electricity companies continue to pay out dividends. The article argues that priorities need to be set to reduce losses and debts before paying dividends.
On Monday, September 26, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Linda Thomas-Greenfield delivered opening remarks for the 2016 Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Forum. The following is an excerpt of her remarks. Since 2000, AGOA has been the cornerstone of U.S. economic policy in Africa. The annual AGOA Forum serves as the premier event that brings together African Trade Ministers with U.S. counterparts to discuss how we can work together to enhance our trade and investment relationship.
The document discusses how business services exports are an important issue for the Australian government. It describes how business services have grown in Australia, including services like call centers and IT outsourcing. One key issue is whether these services will be exported to Asia or whether Australia will import more services. It provides an example of an Indian company, Aegis, establishing a business process outsourcing center in Melbourne that employs over 500 people and services Asian markets due to Australia's diversity of Asian language skills. The author argues business services are an important part of adjusting Australia's economy away from mining towards more exports.
This document provides an investor's guide to doing business in Turkey. It begins with an introduction to Turkey's geography, politics, economy and international relations. It then covers various sectors of the Turkish economy and industry outlooks, as well as incentives and financing available to investors. The guide discusses business regulations, rules on foreign investment, taxation, employment laws and different business entity options. It aims to introduce global businesses to opportunities in the growing Turkish market.
This document provides information about the fifth annual TXF Africa conference taking place on 28-29 April 2020 at the Sofitel Abidjan Ivoire hotel in Cote d'Ivoire. It lists corporate and individual sponsors of the event and gives statistics about past attendance. The content will include panels on opportunities in various African industries, updates from countries like Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana, fostering intra-African trade through agreements like AfCFTA, and results from a conference audience survey. Panelists will represent organizations like the African Development Bank, EXX Africa, Olam, and various government officials.
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This document provides guidance for U.S. companies on doing business in Turkey. It summarizes that Turkey presents both opportunities and challenges for foreign businesses. While Turkey has a growing economy and consumer base, political instability and bureaucracy can complicate operations. The document recommends working with local partners and using the U.S. Commercial Service for support. It also outlines sectors with opportunities in Turkey and strategies for entering the market, such as establishing partnerships or joint ventures.
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This document summarizes Ernst & Young's 2013 Africa Attractiveness Survey. Some key points:
- While FDI projects in Africa declined in 2012, Africa's share of global FDI flows increased. FDI from emerging markets into Africa grew, while flows from developed markets like Europe declined.
- There has been a shift in FDI toward sub-Saharan Africa and away from North Africa due to political issues. Countries attracting more investment include Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Mozambique, Mauritius and South Africa.
- Perceptions of Africa among investors have improved slightly, but a gap remains. Investors see opportunities but cite challenges like infrastructure, skills
âTĂźrkiye YatÄąrÄąm Rehberi: Ä°Ĺ Yapma YĂśntemleriâ baĹlÄąklÄą rehber hem mevcut yatÄąrÄąmcÄąlara hem de potansiyel yatÄąrÄąmcÄąlara hitap ediyor. TĂźrkiyeâde vergi ve iĹ yapma konusunda temel bilgiler sunan rehber, yatÄąrÄąm kararlarÄąnÄą olumlu yĂśnde etkilemeyi amaçlÄąyor. 140 sayfalÄąk rapor niteliÄindeki rehberde son senelerde TĂźrkiyeâdeki yatÄąrÄąm ortamÄąnÄąn geliĹtiÄi çeĹitli açĹlardan ele alÄąnÄąyor.
Deloitteâun DĹŠEkonomik Ä°liĹkiler Kurulu (DEÄ°K) iĹbirliÄiyle Ä°ngilizce olarak hazÄąrlanan rehberde TĂźrkiyeânin demografik avantajlarÄą, e-devlet alanÄąndaki ilerleme, farklÄą sektĂśrlerde ithalat ve ihracat rakamlarÄą ve vergilendirme alanÄąnda neler saÄladÄąÄÄą da paylaĹÄąlÄąyor.
This document provides an investors' guide to doing business in Turkey. It discusses Turkey's economy, industries, incentives, business regulations, taxes, and forms of business entities. The guide aims to introduce global businesses to opportunities in Turkey's growing economy and dynamic market. It highlights Turkey's strategic location between Europe and Asia, young population, and potential for growth across many sectors.
Africa's Industrial Scenario-Weighing up the Opportunities and ChallengesEES Africa (Pty) Ltd
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Africaâs growth is projected to accelerate to 4.8% in 2014 and 5 to 6% in 2015, levels which have not been seen since the global economic crisis of 2009. Africa has weathered internal and external shocks and is poised to achieve healthy economic growth rates. Against this encouraging backdrop are however numerous challenges.
Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal is a South African trade and inward investment promotion agency established to promote the province of KwaZulu-Natal as an investment destination. The document provides an overview of KwaZulu-Natal's economy, location, key industries including manufacturing, construction and real estate, exports and imports. It also outlines Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal's services to facilitate trade and investment opportunities in the province.
ALN is an alliance of independent African law firms across 12 countries. The document is an issue of their newsletter, Legal Notes, which provides updates on legal developments and discussions of topics of interest to investors in Africa. It includes articles on infrastructure projects in Kenya, investment in Africa from the Middle East and Asia, tax developments in Kenya, anti-money laundering laws in Uganda, and environmental issues in Zambia and South Africa. The chairman's letter discusses ALN's sector-focused groups and efforts to build lawyers' capacity through its ALN Academy. The editor introduces the issue and its focus on assessing investment opportunities and risks across the continent.
This document provides an overview of the Kimari Group of Companies, which was established in 1988 and has since diversified into over 150 sectors of the South African economy. It lists the various international and national companies that make up the group, including those involved in marketing, finance, security, manufacturing, and more. The group aims to establish partnerships and offer business solutions, financing, and opportunities to entrepreneurs. It works to empower disadvantaged communities and combat issues like crime and unemployment through its various affiliates and social programs.
The Middle East Commercial Center (MECC) is a newly established private sector-led alliance of business leaders across the region that are working together to promote greater intra-regional trade and investment and collectively address the most critical economic challenges and opportunities of our day. Please visit mecc.uschamber.com for more information.
The document proposes a platinum sponsorship package for Denel Aviation in Leaders in Aviation Africa, an annual publication profiling key stakeholders in the African aviation industry. The package includes prominent advertising placement in print and digital editions, a chapter written about Denel Aviation, and extensive benefits on the associated website aviationafrica.org, including a press room package and job postings. The goal is to position Denel Aviation as an industry leader by featuring its success story across the publication's print and online platforms. The cost of the platinum sponsorship package is $22,000.
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Thomson Reuters, Islamic Research and Training Institute (IRTI), General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions (CIBAFI), bring you the Turkey Islamic Finance Report, which provides substantive due diligence on the opportunities for Islamic financial services in the republic.
The report is available for free download on https://www.zawya.com/middle-east/landinglead/turkey/
Comprehensive program for Agricultural Finance, the Automotive Sector, and Empowerment . We will define the full scope and provide a detailed two-week plan for identifying strategic partners in each area within Limpopo, including target areas.:
1. Agricultural : Supporting Primary and Secondary Agriculture
⢠Scope: Provide support solutions to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability.
⢠Target Areas: Polokwane, Tzaneen, Thohoyandou, Makhado, and Giyani.
2. Automotive Sector: Partnerships with Mechanics and Panel Beater Shops
⢠Scope: Develop collaborations with automotive service providers to improve service quality and business operations.
⢠Target Areas: Polokwane, Lephalale, Mokopane, Phalaborwa, and Bela-Bela.
3. Empowerment : Focusing on Women Empowerment
⢠Scope: Provide business support support and training to women-owned businesses, promoting economic inclusion.
⢠Target Areas: Polokwane, Thohoyandou, Musina, Burgersfort, and Louis Trichardt.
We will also prioritize Industrial Economic Zone areas and their priorities.
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To be eligible:
1. You must have a registered business and operate in Limpopo
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Istanbul Africa Trade Company - Corporate Presentation 2020
1. Company Presentation
Overview of the International Trade Opportunities between Turkey and African Countries
2020
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3. About Our Company1 Why Africa and Turkey2
Services3 Our Partner Companies4
Content
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Business Model5
3
Global Presence6
4. Section 1 - About Our Company
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5. Istanbul Africa Trade Company improves economic and commercial relations between
Turkey and African countries.
Professional
Our experienced and professional
team is ready to deliver trusted
solutions to your business needs.
Expert advisor
Our advisory services for companies
interested in African markets assist
them to improve their financial
position.
Trusted partner
With our main office in Istanbul and
our local partners in major economic
regions of Africa, we are a trusted and
established partner for your business.
Istanbul Africa Trade Company improves economic and commercial
relations between Turkey and African countries through professional
trade services.
We offer trade consulting for businesses which are interested in
importing Turkish and European products.
Moreover, our professional team works with companies in order to
increase their presence in the African markets.
About our company Our competencies
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Headquartered in Istanbul, Turkey.
Regional company partners in Ghana and Zimbabwe.
Distribution agreement with 15+ Turkish Corporations.
6. We bring talented people with intellectual vision to offer our clients exceptional results.
Burak Unal is the founder and the Director of African Markets and Relations of
Istanbul Africa Trade Company. In this role, he is responsible for leading the
companyâs global trade initiatives and client relations. Burak is responsible for
managing relations with national business councils and businessmen.
Prior to Istanbul Africa Trade Company, Burak Unal worked at Oliver Wyman, New
York based management consulting firm, as a Financial Services Consultant. In his
career at Oliver Wyman, he had several banking projects in Turkey, Italy and
Greece. He also took part in business development activities in the Middle East
region, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon.
In his early career before Istanbul Africa Trade Company and Oliver Wyman, Burak
had experience in M&A and Sales&Trading at global financial institutions.
Burak holds a masterâs degree in finance from London School of Economics, a
bachelorâs degree in management from Bogazici University. He is a Chevening
Scholarship holder and lived in the United Kingdom during his masterâs studies at
LSE.
Academic Thesis: Development of the Textile Industry in Kenya and
Its Impact on the Balance of Trade (London School of Economics, MSc Finance)
Burak Unal, Director of African Markets
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7. Our partners in African countries play a key role in improving the international trade
services and offering you better services.
Shadrack Appiah is the market leader of Istanbul Africa Trade Company in Ghana. He is responsible for
client relationship and sales procedures in West Africa.
Shadrack Appiah worked at several puclic sector departments, including Ghana Statistical Service and
Judicial Service of Ghana.
Shadrack holds a masterâs degree in International Development Management from Westminster Business
School in the United Kingdom. He also holds a masterâs degree in Democracy, Governance, Law and
Development from the University of Cape Coast. He attended the same university for his bachelorâs degree
in Economics.
Shadrack Twumasi Appiah, Market Leader of West Africa Region
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Tafadzwa Garufu is the market leader of Istanbul Africa Trade Company in Zimbabwe. He is responsible for
client relationship and sales procedures in South Africa.
Tafadzwa Garufu is an experienced leader with vast exposure in private and public sector, having worked in
Trade, Accounting, Taxation and Banking services. His proven business acumenship and leadership
expertise makes him outstanding.
He holds a BSc in Accountancy, MBA from University of South Wales and an MSc in Finance and
Investment Management degree at University of Aberdeen.
Tafadzwa Garufu, Market Leader of South Africa Region
8. Section 2 â Why Africa and Turkey
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9. $-
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2018
2020
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GDP of Africa Continent
The population of 54 countries in the African continent is expected to be 2.7 billion in
2050 and its economic size will reach $3.5 Trillion in 2022.
Future Population Forecasts of the African Continent1,
Billion
GDP Size of All Countries in the African Continent,
$ Billion
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Between 2018 and 2023, an
average annual growth rate of
%7.81 is expected.
10. Turkey is a member of the European Customs Union since 1995 and it has strong
export-oriented economy.
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Country Profile Strategic Location between Europe, Asia and Africa
Capital city Ankara
Official
language
Turkish
Population 80 million
GDP $851 billion
GDP per
capita
$10,540
Top 3 import
partners
China, Germany, Russia
Top 3 export
partners
Germany, United
Kingdom, USA
Top 3 import
products
Gold, Refined Petroleum,
Cars
Top 3 export
products
Cars, Gold, Delivery
Trucks
Trade Balance $11.6B in net imports
Turkey
!Economic size of Turkey is larger than the
combination of Nigeria and South Africa.
11. Turkish companies are specialized in construction, machinery, textiles, furniture,
chemical industry and metal production.
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Chemicals
Turkey is the 2nd largest producer of plastics in Europe and 7th
largest producer globally. In the paint industry Turkey ranks as the
5th largest paint producer in Europe.
Metal
Production
Crude steel production in Turkey rose to 37.5 million tons in 2017.
Turkeyâs crude steel exports also increased in volume by 8.4
percent from 2016 and reached 18.3 million tons in 2017.
Construction
In the period between 1972-2018 Turkish contractors have
undertaken 9300 projects in 120 countries, with a total value of
360 billion USD.
Textile
Turkey is the 3rd largest clothing supplier in Europe and 6th in the
world
Machinery
Total export value of the machinery industry reached USD 13.4
billion in 2016, up from USD 5.2 billion in 2005.
Key Facts in Focused Industries
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Organized Industrial Zones in Istanbul
Istanbul and neighboring cities (Kocaeli, Tekirdag and
Sakarya) are the main body of Turkish industry. 38 of 271
organized industrial zones in Turkey are located in these
cities.
Headquarter of the biggest corporations
Most of the firms in Turkey are headquartered in Istanbul.
Also, many international firms manage their Middle East,
Central Asia and Eastern Europe operations from Istanbul.
Presence of international firms
Major international firms have Foreign Direct Investment
and management office in Istanbul region. Some of these
companies are Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, Nestle, McKinsey
and Citibank.
International conferences and business forums
Istanbul hosts leading business conferences and business
forums in many sector. There are specific conferences for
Africa-Turkey relations such as International Turkish-
African Congress and Turkey-Africa Economic Forum
Istanbul is the economic heart of Turkey with 15 million population and a vibrant
business life. Ambarli Port in Istanbul is among the 50 largest container ports of world.
13. Turkish businessmen have been acquainted with the Africa region and trade volume
has significantly increased in the last decade.
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African countries with the highest growth rate for Turkish import products,
$ Million
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Somalia
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Djibouti
37% 15%
11%12%
xx% Average Annual Growth
Joint steps and Free Trade Agreements
between Turkey and African countries
Free Trade Agreements
Mauritius - 2013
Egypt - 2007
Morocco - 2006
Tunisia - 2005
Free Trade Agreements under
Negotiation
Ghana, Sudan, Djibouti, Democratic
Republic of the Congo, Cameroon, Chad
and Libya
Trade and Investment Cooperation
Agreement with West African Countries
Benin, Burkina Faso, CĂ´te d'Ivoire Green
Cape, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea
Bisau, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Republic of
Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo
14. Case Study: Senegal (1/3)
Senegal's economy grew by 7% each year, while its imports grew by 9%.
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Capital City Dakar
Official
Language
French /
Arabic
Population 16 million
GDP $21 billion
GDP per
capita
$1.313
Senegal
Country Profile Trade Balance and GDP, $ Million
0
5
10
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2002
2003
2004
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2006
2007
2008
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2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
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Export Import
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2002
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2004
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2006
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2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
GDP
GDP
Top 3 import
partners
France, China, India
Top 3 export
partners
Mali, Switzerland, India
Top 3 import
products
Refined Petroleum, Crude
Petroleum, Rice
Top 3 export
products
Refined Petroleum, Gold,
Cement
Trade Balance -$3.53B in net imports
15. Case Study: Senegal (2/3)
Turkey's exports to Senegal have increased in terms of total trade value.
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Turkeyâs Exports to Senegal, 2008 Turkeyâs Exports to Senegal, 2017
61.3%
38.8%
Top 10 Products
Other 368 Products
37.1%
62.9%
Top 10 Products
Other 368 Products
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
Processed Iron Bars
Baked Goods
Industrial Furnaces
Tulles and Net Fabric
Iron Blocks
Other Iron Bars
Iron Gas Containers
Raw Iron Bars
Plastic Lids
Electric Generating Sets
0%
1%
2%
3%
4%
5%
6%
7%
Processed Iron Bars
Raw Iron Bars
Iron Blocks
Cars
Plastic Lids
Other Iron Bars
Iron Structures
Cement
Scented Mixtures
Voltage Protection Equipment
Top 10 Export Products from Turkey Top 10 Export Products from Turkey
Value of Total Exports
$108 Million
Value of Total Exports
$257 Million
16. Case Study: Senegal (3/3)
With the development of bilateral relations, Turkish businessmen received serious tenders.
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The development of bilateral relations agreement was
signed between Turkey and Senegal, December 2017
Summa Construction has completed a total of 5 large-
scale construction projects in Senegal.
YapÄą Merkezi was the contractor of a âŹ373 Million high-
speed train project in Senegal.
Due to the development of relations, the General Manager
of Eximbank was given the State Order Medal of Senegal.
18. We provide four major international trade services for businesses which are interested
in the African markets.
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End-to-end trade facilitation
service for businesses interested
in importing Turkish and
European products
High-quality and affordable
contract manufacturing
opportunities with assisted trade
processes.
Detailed product and sector
analysis; including product
information, price quote and
possible suppliers.
Strategic and operational
consulting for companies
interested in expanding into
African markets.
Import and Export Consulting Sector and Product Investigation
Trade Strategy DevelopmentContract Manufacturing
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Sourcing and
Counterparty Research
1
Import & Export
Transaction
2
Order Fulfilment and
Post-Transaction
3
⢠Understanding the needs
of our client
⢠Detailed counterparty
search, considering
financials, trust and size
⢠Supplier meetings and
factory visits
⢠Shortlist of suppliers,
products and price list
⢠Analysis of counterparty
profile, country situation
and trade regulations.
⢠Assistance in logistics
and shipping.
⢠Fully capable
intermediary role.
⢠Fulfilment of trade duties.
⢠Post-transaction roles,
such as client satisfaction
and product quality.
⢠In case of dispute,
intermediary roles.
Our `International Trade Approach` has three steps for executing a successful trade
strategy in the African markets.
Focus area of todayâs
presentation
Detailed information will be
given in the following stages.
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We have distribution partnership with established corporations in Turkey.
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Our partner companies have more than 150,000 square-meters manufacturing area and 1,500+ employees combined.
Baby diapers and
sanitary pads
Industrial boilers,
burners and fans
Concrete plant
machines
PPRC and PVC
pipes and fittings
Aluminum profiles
And other trade partners in textile and chemical industries.
22. 22
Selnikel: High capacity boilers, burners and industrial fans.
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Boilers
Industrial water tube
and fire tube boilers.
Founded in 1955, Selnikel specializes in the design,
manufacture, sale and installation of special heating and
ventilation systems. It is one of the prominent players in
the world with its production facility having 24,000 square-
meters closed area. In addition to the products it produces
through its own research and development activities, it
has licensed production and distribution agreements with
global companies.
Selnikel is Turkeyâs leading company in the production of
high capacity boilers, burners and fans. Selnikel branded
industrial products are used in power plants, iron and steel
industry, concrete production plants and many other
industrial activities.
In addition to domestic projects, Selnikel designed and
installed boilers for industrial plants abroad.
About Selnikel Products
Burners
Natural gas and
liquid burners.
Fans
Centrifugal and axial
fans.
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Mustam: Concrete plants and mixers (Mobile and Stationary)
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Stationary Concrete
Plant
60m3 â 240m3 capacity
In 2004, Mustam company was established by the
company executives in Ankara and started to operate on
Concrete Plants Automation Systems and Mechanical
Manufacturing.
Mustam Company, which is in the field of continuous
innovation and research with time, has started to export its
products and machines in the foreign marketw and has
started to expand its customer network by producing new
products in line with the incoming demands. With this
growth, in the last 5 years, it has reached 50+ machine
sales capacity in the foreign market.
About Mustam Products
Mobile Concrete
Batching Plant
35m3 â 200m3 capacity
Concrete Mixer
Single-shaft and
double-shaft mixers.
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Nalbantoglu: Aluminum building materials, decorational profiles
and shower enclosure
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Aluminum Building
Materials
Types of construction
materials for the outdoor
of buildings.
Nalbantoglu Metal Limited Company started production in
its facility located in Istanbul in 1989. The company has
continued to improve its production capacity, to increase
the profitability of its customers and to provide better
service to them. Nalbantoglu Metal manufactures in
accordance with international standards with 29 years of
experience.
Nalbantoglu is the leading aluminum profile manufacturer
in Turkey and Eastern Europe. They have operations in 3
factories with total closed area of 30,000 square-meters.
The company manufactures all types of aluminum profiles
that are used in building sector.
About Nalbantoglu Products
Aluminum Decorational
Profiles
Aluminum profiles for
indoor decorational use.
Shower Enclosure
Aluminum enclosures
that are strong against
water leak and rust.
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Undisclosed Partner: Asphalt production plants and distributors
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Bitument Asphalt
Emulsion Plant
Asphalt production plants
(various sizes).
Istanbul Africa Trade Company is in the process of drafting
a partnership agreement with a major asphalt machinery
producer in Turkey. The undisclosed partner manufactures
machinery for the asphalt production and road paving.
The company is in the leading position in Turkey and has
3 factories with total production area of 25,000 square-
meters. The company page will be updated when the
trade partnership deal is finalized.
About the Undisclosed Partner Products
Asphalt Distributor
Asphalt distribution machinery
mounted on trucks.
Asphalt Sprayer
Asphalt sprayer for
maintenance purposes.
Trade Partnership
to be signed
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Plastherm: PPRC and PVC pipes and fittings
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PPRC Pipes and Fittings
High quality PPRC pipes and
fittings in European Union
standards.
Plastherm is one of the leading manufacturers of PPRC
pipes, PVC pipes, window/door profiles and fittings. The
company was founded in 1992 and currently has 2
manufacturing plants in Turkey. Plastherm has more than
60,000 square-meters production area with modern
machinery.
Plastherm has more than 200 distributors in Turkey and
exported to more than 60 countries under different
trademarks such as Alfatherm, GRTherm, GreenPipes
and Vialli.
About Plastherm Products
PVC Pipes and Fittings
Wide range of PVC pipes and
fittings for water systems and
other uses.
PVC Door and Window
Profiles
Door and windows profiles for
buildings.
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Fipronet: Smart furniture, lighting solutions, renewable energy
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Solar Lighting for Parks
Off-grid solar lighting system
for parks, sidewalks and
cyclepaths.
Fipronet A.Ĺ., develops smart furniture solutions. Currently,
they have been focusing on outdoor lighting solutions
using renewable energy sources. The company had a
rapid entry into the industry by combining LED technology
and solar energy in the aim of providing proper lighting
solutions. Fipronet supplies cable-free reliable lighting
appliances to the customer.
Besides its energy saving and zero carbon emission
features, the product also provides various options to user
with its IoT compatible structure. Light level adjustments
can be made easily by automatic dimming and Bluetooth
remote access features. Thus, the system allows to avoid
light pollution.
Fipronet A.Ĺ. provides various outdoor lighting solutions
by its different models.
About Fipronet Products
Street Type Solar Light
Off-grid solar lighting system
for highways, streets & city
main roads.
Emergency Lighting System
with Battery Backup
On-grid lighting model and
operates in the event of a power
failure with battery backup.
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Bamen Textile: Dyed cotton yarn
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Dyed Cotton Yarn
Top of the line production
with high-tech machinery
and upmost quality
standards. The dyeing
process can be customized
according to the customer
preferences.
Bamen Textile is a leading dyed cotton yarn manufacturer
in Turkey. Their factory is located in central Turkey with
their sales office located in Istanbul.
Their cotton yarn are used in the products of high-quality
textile brands such as Adidas, Massimo Dutti, H&M, C&A,
Marks&Spencer, Versace, Tommy Hilfiger and Leviâs.
Bamen exports approximately 40% of their products. Their
main export market is Italy and other European countries.
The company acquired highest-quality certifications for
their products and their factory is regularly audited by
international organizations.
About Bamen Textile Products
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Halk Hygienic: FCMG products, baby diapers, daily pads and wet
wipes
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Baby Diapers
Ultra-comfortable baby diapers
with all features. Have been
exported to Europe.
Halk Hygienic is one of the leading FMCG companies in
Turkey. The company employs more than 200 people in its
28,500 square-meters modern production facility. All of the
production processes are compatible with ISO 9001
quality standards. The company has an annually
1,192,680,000 pieces of baby diapers and 449,280,000
pieces of sanitary napkins production capacity.
The products of Halk Hygienic are baby diapers, daily
pads, adult diapers and wet wipes. Taffy and Gizmo
brands have already been exported to major markers,
including France.
About Halk Hygienic Products
Daily Pad
Skin-friendly and quality-
certified daily pads.
Wet Wipes
Multi-purpose wet wipes that are
dermatologically tested and
certified.
30. Section 5 â Business Model
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31. Our companies can be in a mutually beneficial partnership to source the right products
from Turkey.
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Your Company
⢠Based in a Sub-Saharan African country.
⢠Operational efficiency in your main sector.
⢠Looking for high quality and reasonably priced
supplies (machinery, raw material, contracting
etc.)
Your Company
⢠Established network in the African markets and
Turkey.
⢠Expertise in supply chain, sourcing and
matchmaking.
⢠Innovative solutions for sourcing machinery and
raw material.
⢠Local partners in major markets with exposure to
trade regulations.
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32. In the next stage, we take the requested products from Turkish or European supplier
and deliver to your countryâs main trade port.
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Receipt of products
from factory
Logistics and
customs operations
Arrival of products
to destination port
Delivery to buyer
The products are to be received from the
destination port with CFR price. We are
carefully reviewing the manufacturing
company and logistics providers in every
step of the business deal.
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Firms and
Businessmen
We are contacting the
companies based in Turkey
and operating in the relevant
sector. We have a complete
directory of Turkish
companies with updated
information (size, financials,
production capacity, etc.)
As we search for potential suppliers for your needs, we contact companies, trade
chambers, government agencies and international organizations in Turkey.
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Industry and Trade
Chambers
We get in touch with regional
and sectoral chambers of
trade in Turkey to explore
potential collaborations. In
this way, the trade gets more
reasonable and safer.
International
Organizations
We conduct research on
projects funded by
international development
agencies and inform you
about potential synergies.
Government
Offices
We are conducting
intelligence studies on the
government sponsorship and
promotion on selected
products. It has advantages
on customs duties and ease
of trade.
34. Section 6 â Global Presence
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35. Every year we participate in international business conferences and forums to improve
our business network and public sector relationships.
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Zambia Daily Mail, 5 May 2020
One of our company executives Mete Unal wrote an
article regarding Zambiaâs rising construction sector and
industrialization agenda. Our article was published on the
front page of Zambia Daily Mail, the best-selling
newspaper in Zambia.
You can read the full article by clicking on below link:
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/our-newspaper-article-on-
zambia-daily-mail/
36. Every year we participate in international business conferences and forums to improve
our business network and public sector relationships.
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Ghana Investment Opportunities Summit, 21-22 January 2020
Our West Africa market leader Shadrack Appiah attended
the Ghana Investment Opportunities Summit 2020. The
summit was held on January 21 and 22 in London, United
Kingdom. He took part in networking and business
development activities regarding investment opportunities
in Ghana.
The summit was organised by the GHIOS Committee in
collaboration with the Ghana High Commission UK
(GHCUK) and the Ghana investment Promotion Centre
(GIPC).
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/ghana-investment-
opportunities-summit/
37. Every year we participate in international business conferences and forums to improve
our business network and public sector relationships.
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Company Presentation at SADC Investment Conference, 16-17 December 2019
Our company director Burak Unal was invited as a guest
speaker to The SADC Investment and Entrepreneurship
Conference. The conference was held on December 16
and 17 in Lusaka, Zambia. He presented the range of
services offered by our company and the economic
relationship between Zambia and Turkey.
The Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) sponsored the
conference.
Other major speakers are:
- Chris B. Yaluma â Minister of Commerce, Trade and
Industry
- Ronald K. Chitotela â Minister of Tourism and Arts
- Matongo Matamwandi â Director of Zambia
Development Agency
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/sadc-investment-and-
entrepreneurship-conference/
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our business network and public sector relationships.
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TV Interview on Prime TV Zambia regarding SADC Investment Conference, 11 December 2019
Our company director Burak Unal attended a live
broadcast on Prime TV Zambia regarding the SADC
Entrepreneurship Conference. He is a guest speaker at
the upcoming conference.
The Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) is prepared to
make presentations on available business opportunities
for local entrepreneurs and project funding opportunities
at the upcoming SADC Entrepreneurship Conference.
The conference is slated for December 16 and 17 in
Lusaka.
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/company-presentation-and-
interview-on-prime-tv-zambia/
39. Every year we participate in international business conferences and forums to improve
our business network and public sector relationships.
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East Africa Internetional Trade Exhibition, 7 November 2019
The 22nd East Africa International Trade Exhibition
(EAITE) on multi-sector products, equipment & machinery
is the largest trade event held annually in Tanzania, the
hub of the vast East African market. The exhibition
attracts exhibitors from more than 30 countries and
visitors from all over East & Central Africa, thus giving
exhibitors an excellent opportunity to explore several
countries at one time.
Over the past few years, Tanzania has emerged as a
major regional trade centre. This is mainly due to the very
friendly and businesslike atmosphere it offers to foreign
investors and products. Duties are considerably low and
re-exports to neighboring countries are either very low or
exempted.
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/east-africa-international-
trade-exhibition-in-tanzania/
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our business network and public sector relationships.
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Oxford Africa Conference, 18 May 2019
The Oxford Africa Conference is the leading
interdisciplinary conference on Africa, hosted by the
University of Oxford Africa Society. The Conference
brings together heads of state, policymakers, business
leaders, academics, artists, students, and professionals of
African descent to critically expand the discourse and
action on Africa. The conference is also the societyâs
annual call to action: the opportunity for coalescing ideas
and initiatives that can augment and create opportunities
for African individuals, companies and organisations.
This yearâs conference convenes around the theme
Africaâs Relevance: Locally, Continentally and Globally.
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/the-oxford-africa-
conference-2019/
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our business network and public sector relationships.
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London School of Economics Africa Summit, 30-31 March 2019
Burak Unal, Director of African Markets, participated in the
LSE Africa Summit on 30-31 March 2019 at the London
School of Economics and Political Science. The
Since its founding in 2014, the London School of
Economics and Political Science (LSE) annual two-day
conference has established itself as a leading destination
for many professionals, students, and corporates in the
continent and diaspora alike.
By gathering renowned scholars, leading politicians,
forward-thinking corporate and entrepreneurial minds, the
Summit provides a unique platform for the sharing of ideas
and development of relationships that can be translated
into meaningful action.
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/london-school-of-
economics-africa-summit-2019/
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our business network and public sector relationships.
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Oxford Business Forum Africa, 8-9 March 2019
Burak Unal, Director of African Markets, participated in the
Oxford Business Forum Africa on 8-9 March 2019 at the
University of Oxford. The Gala dinner took place at the
Balliol College, University of Oxford. The conferences and
networking events were at Said Business School,
University of Oxford.
The Oxford Business Forum Africa brings together
distinguished leaders from top companies, innovative start-
ups, government, and civil society from across Africa.
The Forum featured keynote addresses, focused panel
discussions, and networking opportunities and convened
around 350 delegates and a number of thought leaders as
speakers.
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/tr/oxford-afrika-is-forumu-
2019/
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our business network and public sector relationships.
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Official Collaboration on the Ghana International Trade & Finance Conference
The organizing company, Rescue Shipping and Investment
Agency Ltd, has announced the official collaboration with
Istanbul Africa Trade Company on the Ghana International
Trade & Finance Conference.
Istanbul Africa Trade Company will actively take part in the
promotion of the conference in Turkey and across African
countries.
Please find detailed information about the conference, the
organizing company and our company at below links:
https://www.istanbulafrica.com/ghana-international-trade-
finance-conference/
http://www.gitfic.com/
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our business network and public sector relationships.
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Africaâs Business Revolution â London Networking Event
Royal African Society hosted a panel about Africaâs
Business Revolution and a networking session
afterwards. Burak Unal from Istanbul Africa Trade
Company participated this event in Central London.
For global and Africa-based companies looking to access
new growth markets, Africa offers exciting opportunities
to build large, profitable businesses. Its population is
young, fast-growing, and increasingly urbanizedâwhile
rapid technology adoption makes the continent a fertile
arena for innovation. But Africaâs business environment
remains poorly understood and known to many
executives in the West only by its reputation for
complexity, conflict, and corruption.
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our business network and public sector relationships.
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Turkey â Africa Economic and Business Forum 2018
Istanbul Africa Trade Company participated in the Africa
Economic and Business Forum. We discussed long-term
business opportunities by contacting Turkish exporters
and African investors. In addition, we promoted the
companies we work with.
Turkey-Africa the Second Economic and Business
Forum was jointly organized by Turkish Ministry of
Commerce, AUC and DEiK under the motto of âBuilding
a Sustainable Future Together through investments and
joint venturesâ on 10-11 October 2018 in Istanbul, Turkey.
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our business network and public sector relationships.
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Turkey â ECOWAS Business and Economic Forum 2017
Istanbul Africa Trade Company was present during the
ECOWAS Business and Economic Forum. Company
executive Mete Unal participated in conferences and
networking sessions. During these events, we African
businessman about the business landscape and
opportunities in Turkey.
Turkey-Africa relations have gained a substantial
momentum since the declaration of Turkey as a strategic
partner of the Continent by the African Union in January
2008. Turkey has given further boost to its Africa policy
as of 2013. Also in 2014, Turkey Africa Cooperation
Summit has been done in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea.
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47. In the right place at the right time.
Your international trade operations are in safe hands.
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