What’s next for Asia Minor

The country has attracted more than 24 million foreign tourists in 2005, generating $18.2 billion and contributing considerably to the economy. Structural changes in banking, retail & telecommunications has succeeded in attracting massive foreign investments. In 2005, Turkey attracted US$ 8.5 billion & is one of the few Islamic countries to achieve high literacy among women (79.6%). The economic good is an outcome of a series of privatisations, prophetic planning along with educational and social reforms, all resulting in a structural change. The espousal of market reforms have resulted in a vibrant middle class with technical, professional, managerial & entrepreneurial competencies. Couple this with its multiculturalism, surely the other competing nations have a major problem with the Asia Minor.

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Source: IIPM Editorial, 2006

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