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Trade Minister Bolat's Brussels Visits Shape EU-Turkey Commercial Integration Through 'Made in EU' Agenda
724FinanceFatih Kılıç
The Ministry of Trade announced that Trade Minister Bolat's visit to Brussels on July 16-17 focused on discussions regarding the European Union (EU) Industrial Acceleration Law Draft, particularly the 'Made in EU' policy. Within this framework, it was emphasized that the 'Made in EU' approach should be handled within a strategic commercial integration framework with Turkey.
Strategic Trade Dialogues and 'Made in EU' Vision
Comprehensive Automotive Sector Integration Steps
Fatih Kılıç Note: The 'Made in EU' policy targets deep industrial integration, particularly in automotive. Turkey's unconditional participation could solidify its role within the EU's 30-year Customs Union partnership. However, its push for 'unconditional inclusion' amid draft restrictions raises questions about internal EU contradictions.