Turkey's EU Process and Challenges

The December 17 decision by the European Council immediately translated into a list of challenges that Turkey faces in its quest to complete accession negotiations with the EU. While the process itself will be long, open-ended, and challenging for the both sides, the launch of the talks is expected...

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Published in:Insight (Türkey) 2004-10, Vol.6 (4), p.27-30
Main Author: Nazlı, H. Kaan
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Agrarian reform
Agricultural economics
Agriculture
Economic reform
Economic sectors
Farm economics
Government reform
Informal sector
International economics
Siyasal Bilimler
Socioeconomics
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Summary:The December 17 decision by the European Council immediately translated into a list of challenges that Turkey faces in its quest to complete accession negotiations with the EU. While the process itself will be long, open-ended, and challenging for the both sides, the launch of the talks is expected to provide a significant anchor for Turkey to continue reforms to stabilize its economy and attract much-needed foreign investment. Apart from a number of macroeconomic problems primary challenges are expected to be in the agricultural sector, the environment and SME sector.
ISSN:1302-177X
2564-7717
1302-177X