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Türkiye has the capacity to attract up to $30 billion in foreign direct investment each year, according to a leading sector representative. While FDI inflows grew 35% to $11.6 billion, reaching the full potential hinges on maintaining policy stability, advancing green and digital reforms, and bolstering investor confidence.Senior US officials delivered an angry rebuke to the Israeli PM, warning that an assassination strike breached the ceasefire and directly undermined President Trump's credibility as a mediator, according to a report.UNICEF has warned of a rapidly escalating humanitarian crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where renewed fighting has displaced more than 500,000 people since December 1, including over 100,000 children. The violence has spread into South Kivu province, damaging schools and forcing families to flee into neighboring Burundi and Rwanda. The US has accused Rwanda of violating a recent Washington-brokered peace agreement.UNICEF has warned of a rapidly escalating humanitarian crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where renewed fighting has displaced more than 500,000 people since December 1, including over 100,000 children. The violence has spread into South Kivu province, damaging schools and forcing families to flee into neighboring Burundi and Rwanda. The US has accused Rwanda of violating a recent Washington-brokered peace agreement.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has emphasized that international and regional cooperation is essential for Syria's recovery, noting that initial investments are taking shape amidst enormous destruction. He identified the SDF-controlled northeast and Israeli-engaged south as key security concerns. Separately, Fidan urged a limited maritime agreement to protect commercial navigation in the Black Sea if a full Ukraine ceasefire remains elusive.

Türkiye has the capacity to attract up to $30 billion in foreign direct investment each year, according to a leading sector representative. While FDI inflows grew 35% to $11.6 billion, reaching the full potential hinges on maintaining policy stability, advancing green and digital reforms, and bolstering investor confidence.Senior US officials delivered an angry rebuke to the Israeli PM, warning that an assassination strike breached the ceasefire and directly undermined President Trump's credibility as a mediator, according to a report.UNICEF has warned of a rapidly escalating humanitarian crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where renewed fighting has displaced more than 500,000 people since December 1, including over 100,000 children. The violence has spread into South Kivu province, damaging schools and forcing families to flee into neighboring Burundi and Rwanda. The US has accused Rwanda of violating a recent Washington-brokered peace agreement.UNICEF has warned of a rapidly escalating humanitarian crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where renewed fighting has displaced more than 500,000 people since December 1, including over 100,000 children. The violence has spread into South Kivu province, damaging schools and forcing families to flee into neighboring Burundi and Rwanda. The US has accused Rwanda of violating a recent Washington-brokered peace agreement.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has emphasized that international and regional cooperation is essential for Syria's recovery, noting that initial investments are taking shape amidst enormous destruction. He identified the SDF-controlled northeast and Israeli-engaged south as key security concerns. Separately, Fidan urged a limited maritime agreement to protect commercial navigation in the Black Sea if a full Ukraine ceasefire remains elusive.

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Iranian snipers to be dispatched to Iraq, Syria: military

Ersin Çelik

12:33, 17/03/2016, Thursday

Yeni Şafak

Iranian snipers to be dispatched to Iraq, Syria: military

Iran's newly-trained snipers will be deployed in some areas of Iraq and Syria as military advisors, a top Iranian military official said.

“Our snipers and commandos can be sent to Iraq and Syria to work as advisors after completing their training," said Brigadier General Ali Arasteh

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deputy coordinator of the Iranian Army Ground Force, in a speech at a military school graduation ceremony in Tehran.

The semi-official news agency, Tasnim, quoting Brigadier General Ali Arasteh, reported that a group consisting of commandos and snipers has completed a training program.

Iran has supported its traditional ally, the Bashar al-Assad regime, in its fight against armed opposition groups. Senior officials in Tehran have often denied Iran's involvement in the Syrian civil war, now in its sixth year.

Iran tries to deflect accusations that Assad's regime has enjoyed its military support through such statements. Iranian authorities have described Iranian citizens killed in the ongoing war in Syria using such euphemisms as “volunteers," “members of Revolutionary of Guard Corps," “veteran soldiers," “retired soldiers" or “advisors."

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Titles :Iran General Ali Arasteh Revolutionary of Guard Corps Iraq

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