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Saudi businessmen are to invest 12 billion in tourism Turkey

Saudi businessmen are to invest 12 billion in tourism Turkey

Businessmen from Saudi Arabia are planning great investment in the Turkish tourism industry.  It is referred to investment of 12 billion US Dollars. The Chairman of businessmen association, Koca Mustafa, told the journalists of Star newspaper on the plans of Saudi investors. The businessman also noted that negotiations on investment direction are efficient and are held by rapid leaps. Businessmen from Saudi Arabia are very serious and are going to invest not only into tourism but also into energy industry.

Moreover, investors from Saudi Arabia are going to purchase 12 network hotels on the Turkish shores in Antalya and Istanbul. Thus, the total amount of investment makes $ 21 billion.

27.07.2016. 

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