Turkish roses, from gentle gifts to profitable investment
Turkish roses, from gentle gifts to profitable investment

“Light pink roses are very popular in Britain, but in Romania, they cannot be sold at all. As for white roses, they are very popular in Greece, red and white roses in Romania, and roses of pastel colours are loved in all of Europe, while Arab countries tend to have vibrant colours and Damask roses. “

This is what Turkish roses experts declared, as roses in Turkey have turned from beautiful symbols and gentle gifts into profitable trade and investment sectors. The ornamental plant sector is no longer confined to the Turkish local market only, but it has, in the latest years, transcended it to export to various countries around the world.

The Association of Exporters of Flowers and Ornamental Plants in Turkey announced that “the country achieved revenues of $ 110 million in 2019 from flower exports”.

The most prominent countries that import  Turkish flowers are Netherlands, Britain, Uzbekistan, Germany, Romania and Bulgaria, and exporting started this year to new countries such as Singapore, Lithuania and Belarus.

Dominica imposes conditions on three countries for its citizenship … Get to know them

Dominica imposes conditions on three countries for its citizenship … Get to know them

Important changes on the Dominica’s program for citizenship by investment. As the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Unit took stricter measures came into effect last month regarding the citizenship by investment program in Dominica, made substantial changes to the program which will have an effect on citizens of Iran, North Korea, and Sudan.

April 1st, 2020, A New Start for The Future of Iraqi Investors

April 1st, 2020, A New Start for The Future of Iraqi Investors

After having banned citizens of some countries from applying for its citizenship, who are Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Sudan, Iran and North Korea, The state of Antigua & Barbuda gives Iraq an auspicious exception that would open the door to the second citizenship for Iraqis citizens on the 1st of April 2020, while the rest of the countries bans were conditionally cancelled.

Türkiye’s Transition to The Electronic System E-Devlet

Türkiye’s Transition to The Electronic System E-Devlet

Türkiye’s transition to the Electronic system:
Day-after-day e-government services in Türkiye contribute to facilitating the daily lives and transactions of citizens and residents by saving time and efforts. These services vary between municipal services, ministries services, issues related to judicial cases, registration procedures for exams and universities, health and social insurance procedures. Besides, patients can obtain appointments at hospitals through the Internet, in addition to the possibility of applying for unemployment aids and applying for a passport.