- Turkish and European business leaders urge the EU to modernize the EU-Türkiye Customs Union and reopen Türkiye’s EU membership path.
- The open letter, signed by business councils from 26 EU member states, calls for deeper cooperation and strategic clarity between Türkiye and the EU.
- Concerns are raised about the EU’s trade agreements and carbon border policies potentially disadvantaging Turkish and European supply chains.
- DEİK plans continued outreach, aiming for tangible progress by 2026, and calls for the EU to address trade bottlenecks and strengthen cooperation.
Source: hurriyetdailynews.com
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