ANKARA - U.S. Chamber of Commerce Deputy Chairman Jim Robinson said on Sunday that they would be interested in commerce and investment opportunities in Turkey more closely.
     Robinson evaluated the view of U.S. business world towards Turkey to A.A correspondent.
     Noting that they, as U.S. Commerce Chamber, believed that there were important business opportunities in Turkey, Robinson said that they would evaluate those opportunities.
     Robinson said, ''we will request our member companies to be interested in business opportunities in Turkey more closely.''
     Emphasizing that Turkey was an important country of the region, Robinson stressed the significance of the economic program which had been implemented. He said that they encouraged Turkey to continue economic reforms which would make the country more attractive for international investors.
     Robinson emphasized that they would continue their relations with Turkish business world and said that Turkey had an important potential in commercial aspect.
     U.S. Chamber of Commerce is representing more than three million entrepreneurs in the United States and it comprises of commerce chambers of states.
     (GC-ÖŞ)    12.10.2003