Trade, Business, Investment, Finance and tourism capital of Turkey: Istanbul
Editor Istanbul
Trade, Business, Investment, Finance and tourism capital of Turkey: Istanbul
The Turkish economy continues to increase its growth momentum in the early 2000s. 100 of the Republic. Istanbul has the largest share in the Turkish economy, which aims to become one of the 10 largest economies in the world. Istanbul, which is the industrial and manufacturing center of our country, is also an important city for tourism due to its historical wealth. Istanbul, which is one of the largest investments in the history of the Republic, is also leading the increase in national income with projects such as Istanbul airport, Osmangazi Bridge and Kanal Istanbul.Â
Istanbul, which has become a major economic power with more population than many countries in the world, has great potential for the future thanks to its young population. Istanbul has played a central role in all the transformations the Turkish economy has undergone from past to present. Istanbul is a center where creativity and innovation are focused and entrepreneurship are concentrated, as well as being the gateway to our country by currents coming from abroad. Istanbul has an important role in the Turkish economy and plays a major role in both the trade and industrial sector. Istanbul has been a city of Commerce and production throughout the ages. With its tourism sector, industrial and trade potentials, Istanbul's value is increasing every day. Istanbul, which has its own socio-economic structure in Turkey, is the trade, business, investment, finance and tourism capital of the country.
Istanbul's share in the Turkish labor force is 20.3%, its share in exports is 50.6% and its share in imports is 54.6%.
Cornerstones Of Istanbul Economy
The first stockbroking activities in Istanbul date back to the Crimean War of 1854. The stock exchange, established in Istanbul, was named “Dersaadet bond exchange†by a regulation issued in 1873. After the establishment of the Republic of Turkey, some regulations were made in 1929 and the law on securities and Exchange exchanges was issued. The stock exchange started operating under the name of Istanbul Stock Exchange and the ISE was established on December 26, 1985. Since 2013, it operates under the name Borsa Istanbul. Detailed information about Borsa Istanbul is here.
The Grand Bazaar, known as the oldest and largest shopping center in the world, is based on an area of 45 thousand square meters. It is possible to find everything from carpets to bags, textiles to gold and silver jewelry, antiques to tiles and souvenirs in the Grand Bazaar, which has 3,600 shops on its site. Detailed information about Grand Bazaar is here.
Spice Bazaar 17. it was named ‘Yeni Çarşı’ and ‘Valide Çarşı’ by century vakanüvisleri. 18, however, due to the fact that the goods sold in the shops here are mostly goods and spices from Egypt. from the middle of the century, it is seen that it started to be referred to as’ Egyptian Bazaar". The Egyptian Bazaar, which was allocated to the artisans of aktar and pamukçu in its early years, has 6 gates shared between Aktar and Pamukçu. The name of these doors, which are located in the Egyptian Bazaar, has changed over time.; Eminönü Gate/ Yeni Camii Gate, Fish Market Gate/ Tahmis Gate/ Hasırcılar Gate, Ketenciler Gate/ Tahtakale Gate, Çiçek Pazarı Gate, Yeni Camii Gate / Yeni Çiçek Pazarı Gate, Bahçe Gate. Information about the Egyptian Bazaar available here.
Sign up for Trade, Business, Investment, Finance and tourism capital of Turkey: Istanbul news
By Iamistanbul Became a writer for Iamistanbul-
2 Likes
-
More posts by Editor Istanbul