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Turkcell and Google Cloud have announced a partnership to construct hyperscale data centers in Ankara, making Türkiye Google Cloud’s 43rd global region. The project, expected to contribute around $5 billion annually to the national economy, will operate under a “Sovereign Cloud” model, ensuring data remains stored and processed within Türkiye.Turkish National Defense Minister Yaşar Güler received Libyan Chief of the General Staff, General Muhammad Ali Ahmad al-Haddad, in Ankara on Tuesday for closed-door consultations. Meeting in Baku, Turkish and Azerbaijani officials signed a comprehensive new economic roadmap covering energy, trade, and investment, aiming to elevate their strategic alliance and boost joint projects in third countries.The head of Türkiye's Investment Office states that an economic upturn in Europe will positively impact investment in Türkiye, which has already seen a 35% annual increase. Manufacturing, tech, and logistics are key attracting sectors.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, accompanied by Defense Minister Yaşar Güler and intelligence chief İbrahim Kalın, is holding high-stakes meetings in Damascus with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa. The talks aim to solidify security cooperation, assess bilateral relations, and review reconstruction projects in a post-Assad Syria, with a key focus on counter-terrorism and regional stability.

Turkcell and Google Cloud have announced a partnership to construct hyperscale data centers in Ankara, making Türkiye Google Cloud’s 43rd global region. The project, expected to contribute around $5 billion annually to the national economy, will operate under a “Sovereign Cloud” model, ensuring data remains stored and processed within Türkiye.Turkish National Defense Minister Yaşar Güler received Libyan Chief of the General Staff, General Muhammad Ali Ahmad al-Haddad, in Ankara on Tuesday for closed-door consultations. Meeting in Baku, Turkish and Azerbaijani officials signed a comprehensive new economic roadmap covering energy, trade, and investment, aiming to elevate their strategic alliance and boost joint projects in third countries.The head of Türkiye's Investment Office states that an economic upturn in Europe will positively impact investment in Türkiye, which has already seen a 35% annual increase. Manufacturing, tech, and logistics are key attracting sectors.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, accompanied by Defense Minister Yaşar Güler and intelligence chief İbrahim Kalın, is holding high-stakes meetings in Damascus with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa. The talks aim to solidify security cooperation, assess bilateral relations, and review reconstruction projects in a post-Assad Syria, with a key focus on counter-terrorism and regional stability.

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Turkey says Suakin Island pact with Sudan 'not cancelled'

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08:10, 27/04/2019, Saturday

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Turkey says Suakin Island pact with Sudan 'not cancelled'

Turkey says Suakin Island pact with Sudan 'not cancelled'

Reports on cancelled Turkey-Sudan agreement does not reflect truth, says Foreign Ministry

Turkey denied reports on Friday claiming an agreement had been cancelled with Sudan on restoring Ottoman era artifacts on a Red Sea Island.

The Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) is continuing to restore Ottoman-era artifacts left by on Suakin Island, on Sudan’s eastern coast, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hami Aksoy confirmed to reporters.

He added that news to the contrary did not reflect the truth.

On Thursday, various media outlets claimed the agreement between Sudan and Turkey on the island may soon be terminated.

In 2017, the leaders of the two countries signed 12 separate cooperation agreements in the fields of security, tourism and military cooperation, while Turkey was contracted to rebuild a dilapidated Ottoman-era seaport on Suakin Island and a dock for civilian and military use.

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Following a visit to Sudan in 2017 by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the two countries have striven to increase their overall trade volume from $500 million to $10 billion.

*Writing by Beyza Binnur Donmez

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