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Turquia 1
Turquia 1
Turkey with an area of 783,562 km², of which 13,930 km² is water; it borders on its Asian
side with the Black Sea, the Aegean Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, Azerbaijan, Georgia,
Armenia, Iraq, Iran and Syria; on the European side they border Bulgaria and Greece.
The climate in Turkey is as varied as its hydrographic regions; For example, in the Black
Sea region the average temperature is 12.3 ° C, in the Aegean region the average climate is
15.4 ° C, in the Marmara region the average is 13.5 ° C and in the Mediterranean region the
Lakes, reservoirs and swamps are very common in Turkey, in fact, lakes abound in this
country, Lake Van stands out, which has a depth of 451 meters and an area of 3,755 km². Other
lakes include Lake Tuz, Lake Eğirdir, Lake Beyşehir, the Atatürk Baraj Gölü or Keban Baraj
Turkey, a country with more than 78 million consumers with an average age of less than
25 years, is seen today as an attractive place not only because it is a potential market, but
because of its strategic location between Europe and Asia, it is considered as a gateway to
other countries.
Turkey is a member of the United Nations, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
(NATO), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). and the G20; It is part of the
Likewise, it has established free trade agreements with the European Free Trade
Association (EFTA), Israel, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, Egypt, Georgia, Albania, the Palestinian
Authority, the countries that made up the former Yugoslavia, and in Latin America, has a free
trade agreement (FTA) with Chile, and trade and cooperation agreements with Ecuador, Peru,
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. Currently, it is in negotiations with Colombia to form an FTA
and works to strengthen its relations with Russia and the Gulf countries.
In this country, hardly anyone knows English. Only students and staff in some hotels.
Colombia's exports to Turkey before 2002 were fluctuating and were determined by coal
and sugar. Subsequently, exports showed a better performance driven by the trade in thermal
coals, rocks of a type of mineral coal that contains between 45 and 85 percent carbon. Thus,
trade with Turkey represented one percent of Colombia's total exports to the world in 2009.
For 2009, Colombia's merchandise trade to the Turkish country increased by 79 percent
compared to 2008, thanks to the 81 percent increase in exports of coal, coke and briquettes.
n the contrary, imports have presented a variable behavior. For 2009 there was a 20
percent drop in relation to 2008, explained by the reduction in the purchase of manufactured
items.
The geography of Turkey is very diverse and particular, mainly because like Russia, a
part is located in Southwest Asia and another part of the country in Southeast Europe; although
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