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Turkey Begins Oil And Gas Exploration Efforts In Libya, Iraq, Somalia

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By Emmanuel Nduka  Turkey is set to launch a series of new oil and natural gas exploration projects in Libya, Iraq, Somalia, and Azerbaijan, as part of a broader initiative to reduce its dependence on imported energy, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar announced on Tuesday. Speaking at an event in Istanbul, Bayraktar highlighted Turkish Petroleum Corporation’s expanding international ventures, emphasizing their role in strengthening Tur…
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CHP Vice President Özgür Karabat, who suggested that Turkey is being dragged into an international network of money traffic and financial crimes, said: “The country is being set on fire for the sake of one person.” “Turkey has a big problem with the AKP,” said Karabat, who was heavily critical of the AKP government. CHP Vice President Özgür Karabat said on his social media account Turkey's Iraq, Libya and [...] the CHP's Özgür Karabat: “The radi…

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Turkey has sent 500 anti-terrorist troops and weapons to the Somali capital, Mogadishu, fulfilling part of its commitments under a defense agreement signed last year. In return, it will receive 30 percent of revenues from the country's oil and gas production.

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