AEGEAN EXPORTERS WANT TO CONTINUE CUSTOMS DUTY FREE TRADING WITH UK...

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Press release...

Aegean exporters want to continue customs duty free trading with UK...

After Brexit England - Turkey starts talks...

After Britain's decision to leave the European Union 47 years later, the 11-month transition period is on the agenda of the world.

The calendar works, there are three alternatives...

Aegean Exporters Union Coordinator Chairman Jak Eskinazi said that they expect zero customs duty and is included in the zero quota free trade agreement or of that side among the options the realization of the Customs Union as well as in Turkey to reach an agreement that will give birth to the additional customs duty on Turkish exporters.
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English committee to come on 27th of February...

Noting that Trade Minister Ruhsar Pekcan shared the information that a delegation of the UK will be coming to Turkey on February 27, Esinazi said, "Britain is the second largest export market with 10 billion 748 million dollars of exports to Turkey. A free trade agreement between the EU and Canada, brought up by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. EU must first deal with Britain to make a deal about it. The agreement between the two sides England and Turkey, relations will replace the Customs Union Free Trade Agreement, it is of great importance for Turkey. We want to continue exporting without paying customs tax. We need to maintain our relationship and at the same time strengthen our economic ties by adding new sectors. ”

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