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John Cahit Akbulut
Mr. Akbulut was born in the city of Giresun in 1957. He completed his law study at Istanbul University Law Faculty in 1980 and he moved to the United States right after that. Then he continued advance law study at New York University and sat New York State bar. After completion of his study, he started to work with a New York law firm for fourteen years, and then he started my his practice in 1998. Last twelve years he has been running his own law office. He has been married more than 30 years and has two boys, one is about to finish his law school and the other one just started his second year of law school.>>

 

 

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Trade can increase threefold, says US envoy

January 28, 2010
Hürriyet Daily News

After taking time to understand the problems and develop a plan for trade relations, Turkey and the United Sates have come up with a framework proposal that includes the signing of several agreements, a US envoy said on Wednesday.

Trade and investment agreements, as well as economic partnership agreements are in the pipeline, according to U.S. Ambassador to Ankara James Jeffrey. Speaking at a lunch hosted by the Turkish–American business council, Jeffrey said economic relations between Turkey and the U.S. are relatively low, especially when compared to Turkey’s trade with Europe, the Middle East, Russia and even Africa, adding that the Turkish government is right to be concerned by the imbalanced trade ties.

Jeffrey said trade between the two countries could reach three times the current level through concentrating on the military, aviation and automotive sectors.

“U.S. economic relations with Turkey are not simple statistics. They involve geo-strategic cooperation,” he said, adding that Turkey and the U.S. are cooperating on the Nabucco project, the pipeline for bringing Caspian Sea gas to Europe, as well as on investment opportunities in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

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