Turkish Economy Has Came Out Of Intensive Care

CANKIRI (CIHAN) - Turkish State Minister Mehmet Ali Sahin said on Saturday that the Turkish economy had come out of intensive care.
Attending a meeting at Cankiri, Sahin said that the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan would inaugurate the record-breaking construction of 101 factories in Kayseri over the next few days. "Turkey experienced its crises just a short time ago and the effects of these crisies are still being felt. However, Turkey is a country that has come out of intensive care. The Turkish economy has stood the test," State Minister Sahin declared.
The Islamic Conferance Summit was held in Istanbul and a Turk has been elected to the presidency of the Organization of Islamic Conferance, Sahin said, and he also cited the recent NATO Summit in Istanbul as an example of the favourable developements taking place in Turkey. Sahin stated that these developments would reflect positively on the Turkish economy and on Turkish society.