Türkiye is turning its focus to modernizing its customs union with the European Union after securing recognition within the bloc’s emerging "Made in Europe" industrial framework, according to a senior official on Monday.
The EU unveiled last week its intensely debated Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) that will set low-carbon and "Made in EU" requirements for public procurement of, or subsidies for, making aluminum, cement
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