07
Oct
2014
Debates Seminars and Round-table Conferences
from 09:00 to 11:00
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Dorothée SCHMID, Christophe Destais, Deputy Director, CEPII Seyfettin Gürsel, Professor, University of Bahçeşehir, Director of BETAM Alexandre Proisy, Country-Risk Economist, Natixis Dorothée Schmid, Researcher and Head of Contemporary Turkey research programme, Ifri Deniz Ünal, Economist and Chief Editor of Panoramas, CEPII

"New Turkey" Economic and geopolitical challenges

During the last eleven years, as its accession process to the European Union did not move much forward, Turkey, under the lead of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, asserted itself as a regional power. It counts today 77 million inhabitants and reports a GDP of 820 billion USD (2013) which ranks it at the 17th world place.

This large emerging country led by a party that claims its religious identity, has recently elected, for the first time by universal suffrage, its President, the very Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The later wishes to raise his "New Turkey" to the 10th world rank by 2023, year of the centennial of the Republic.

But the authoritarian drift of the power of the last years, could fragilize the country, which economic performances are declining ant that faces numerous conflicts at its frontiers.



 

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Keywords
économie turque régime politique turc politique étrangère turque Turquie