U.S Wants To Invest More In Turkey

WASHINGTON D.C.-ANKARA - Jim Robinson, the Deputy Chairman of U.S. Chamber of Commerce said on Tuesday that they would meet with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Washington D.C., adding that the meeting would further contribute to the prosperity of the two countries.
Robinson, the deputy chairman of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which is known as the biggest and most effective commercial group of the U.S., told A.A on the phone that the Chamber knew there were important business opportunities in Turkey and they wanted to benefit from those opportunities.
Robinson said that they would focus on the way of further improving the business opportunities between the two countries during their meeting with Erdogan, adding that they targeted to make more investment in Turkey.
The Chamber represents more than 3 million entrepreneurs in the U.S.
(Öª-AÖ) 27.01.2004