Prime Minister Gaston Browne has outlined proposals to deepen cooperation between Antigua and Barbuda and Turkiye during talks with the country’s new ambassador, Emriye Bağdagül Ormancı.
Browne suggested forming a technical team to explore opportunities in education, trade, investment and tourism. He proposed a student exchange between Turkish universities and the University of the West Indies Five Islands Campus, and training for Antiguans and Barbudans in Turkiye’s tourism sector.
He also noted Antigua and Barbuda’s support for Turkish initiatives in international forums, recognising the country’s role as an emerging global power.
Ambassador Ormancı welcomed the proposals, stressing the need for a legal framework to guide cooperation in education, culture, youth, sport and economic development. She said Turkish firms were interested in investing in the Caribbean, with a business delegation expected to visit soon.
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That’s alot to read. However, Fans want to see commitment to the West Indies jersey. The Board should consider ways to incentivize players to prioritize national duty over franchise cricket.
Usually these hand shaking diplomatic experiences are just that and we never hear from these countries again. Let it be that something good comes out of this
Turkey is a rich country. We need money for our roads and our housing projects. Pass the bucks
Turkey is a great place to get stuff from to boost the economy but if we cannot even trade with Africa how can we…with turkey
Opportunities of investments are always welcomed. But turkey? Unless they are giving us some big money then…we don’t need their culture
I hope this is indeed mutually beneficial
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