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 General Manager of Peugeot Turkey, Jean Pierre Vieux, reviewed 2009 with an interesting analogy.
Vieux, stated in the interview published in the monthly magazine of Peugeot, @mag: "We have become tired, we have had stress, maybe our hair has turned gray; but this is not an issue. We raised our sales and increased the market volume. We became an actual Turkish company." The general manager while stating that they had strong inventory at the beginning of 2009, however, they were out of cars in 15 days after the reduction in the special consumption tax. Vieux, then expressed that they acted quickly and raised the production in Turkey and worked for importing automobiles. |
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 International supply chain Li&Fung opened its central office in Istanbul.
Victor Fung, Managing Director of Li&Fung Group, asserted that they have considered London and Hamburg as their center before deciding on Istanbul and said: "It was an easy decision. While London and Hamburg are capitals of the past, Istanbul is the capital of the future." |
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 Preparations for online application continue. Thanks to Automation Project, work permit applications will be available online.
As a result of the projects initiated by Ömer Dinçer, Minister of Labor and Social Security, a new procedure regarding the work permit for foreigners will be introduced. Thanks to the General Directorate of Labor-Work Permit for Foreigners Project conducted by Ministry of Labor and Social Security, applications of work permits for foreigners will be online in a few months. |
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 EasyJet, Europe's leading low-cost airline, could not remain indifferent to Turkey's potential.
Peter Voets, the company's Switzerland, Austria and Eastern Europe Marketing Manager, said that even though their market share is only 3 percent, low-fare flights have a big potential in Turkey... |
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