Trade, finance ministers of Turkic states meet in Istanbul

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Trade, finance ministers of Turkic states meet in Istanbul

Trade across the Turkic world is expected to surge under a plan to create a special economic zone. It's one major initiative discussed at the Turkic Business Forum in Istanbul. The event brings together ministers and business leaders from Turkiye, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgistan, and Uzbekistan. Ahead of the gathering, trade and finance ministers from the Organization of Turkic States members met to discuss various trade agreements and investments, digital economy projects, and establishing the Turan Special Economic Zone. Ludovica Brignola was there for us and sent this report.