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Turkey: what challenges and opportunities for the near future?

Turkey: what challenges and opportunities for the near future?


While Turkey is on the way to consolidate the shift to a presidential system of government, it is facing a number of challenges in both domestic and foreign policy. Domestically, the economic crisis is one of the main challenges to stability. As Turkey is heading for important local elections, the economy has officially entered its first recession in a decade after years of sustained growth. At the regional level, instability has greatly affected Turkey, and security issues continue to shape its foreign policy, especially in Syria and Iraq, as well as relations with international players. How is Turkey facing different challenges and crises? What the prospects for economic growth? What role can the country play in regional stabilization? 
 
The conference was divided into three sessions focused on foreign policy, domestic politics and the economy.
 
Speakers:
Vittorio DA ROLD, Journalist; Lucia GORACCI, RAI (via skype); Ian LESSER, GMF - Brussels; Paolo MAGRI, ISPI; Marta OTTAVIANI, Journalist; Güven SAK, TEPAV - Ankara; Valeria TALBOT, ISPI; Kadri TAŞTAN, GMF - Brussels; Barçin YINANÇ, Hurriyet Daily News - Istanbul.
 
Programme
 
Working language: English, without translation.
 
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Tuesday, 2 April, 2019 - 15:30
Milano, Palazzo Clerici (entrance from via Clerici, 3)
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SPEAKERS

Vittorio Da Rold
Journalist
Lucia Goracci
Bureau Chief, Turkey Syria Iraq South Eastern Europe Office, RAI (via skype)
Ian Lesser
Vice President, The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) - Brussells
Paolo Magri
Executive Vice President and Director, ISPI
Marta Ottaviani
Journalist
Güven Sak
Managing Director, TEPAV - Ankara
Valeria Talbot
Co-Head MENA Centre, ISPI
Kadri Tastan
TOBB Senior Fellow, The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) - Brussells
Barçin Yinanç
Journalist, Hurriyet Daily News - Istanbul

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