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New Silk Road: Turkey, Iraq, Qatar and the UAE have agreed on a project connecting the Persian Gulf with Europe

New Silk Road: Turkey, Iraq, Qatar and the UAE have agreed on a project connecting the Persian Gulf with Europe

April 24, 2024

The Ministers of Iraq, Turkey, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates signed a memorandum on the Development Path project in Baghdad. The project involves the construction of roads and railways with a length of 1200 km, which connect Turkey with Iraq and will connect the countries of the Persian Gulf with Europe. The cost of the project is $17 billion. It is planned that it will be completed in 2028, and will increase the economic and strategic attractiveness of the entire region.

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Antalya breaks records for the number of tourists in 2024

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FutureLog digital platform has opened its headquarters in Turkey

FutureLog, a digital procurement platform from Movenpick Holding subsidiaries that provides procurement technology services to more than 8,000 hotels worldwide, has chosen Turkey as the headquarters for its operations in Greece, Egypt and Turkey. FutureLog, a leading provider of procure-to-pay software for the hospitality industry, opened its headquarters in Turkey in Antalya last year and is preparing to expand its service network on three continents in the near future by opening a data center in Ankara and a support center in Istanbul. FutureLog's press conference on "Artificial Intelligence in Tourism", held under the auspices of the International Hospitality Company (IHC) in Turkey, took place recently in the building of the Antalya Aquarium. The meeting discussed the innovations and advantages of FutureLog for the tourism sector.
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