Türkiye offers international entrepreneurs access to a dynamic domestic market and commercial opportunities connecting Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Under Turkish law, foreign investors may establish companies, acquire shares in existing businesses, and conduct commercial activities under substantially the same conditions as Turkish investors. However, choosing the appropriate corporate structure and completing the registration […]
Türkiye offers significant investment opportunities for international businesses. However, foreign investors should understand the legal mechanisms available to protect their capital, contractual rights, and commercial interests. International arbitration provides an alternative to traditional court proceedings, allowing commercial disputes to be resolved through independent arbitral tribunals. 1. Legal Framework for International Arbitration in Türkiye International arbitration […]
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