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I visited ARDIC's website and if I am not wrong they ara a software company that developes Linux based operating systems and software solutions for mobile devices which is something and must be supported, but for the hardware which is a "thing" Turkey must have a "State Strategy" and this 15...

Thank you for the video, this is why I see Vestel the most promising one in this initiative. True Arcelik invests a lot in R&D but on Households (oven, fridge etc.) not Computers. As i said before if you buy an Arcelik brand notebook or desktop computer you will see that nothing is...

1-True, but still, when there is a big project not enough big entreprises. (eg. Altay Tank Project) 2-True, I did not say anything against it 3-True, but saving that money is impossible with only assembly lines, this is what is what i say. 4-True, I did not say anything against it 5-True, as I...

Arcelik,Casper and Exper : They only have assembly lines for imported computer parts, they manufacture nothing as I know.Anyone can do what they do even at home, just take parts and set up a computer just like a lego game then label with own brand. What they do can be named as service sector...

I gave car incident as an example of KOC's general attitude and behaivour in business, ofcourse nobody is expecting them to commit suicide with too risky invesments in hard times. But as I told before they are in business for about 100 years with a great support from Turkey and Turkish People...

KOC family is one of the continuously supported industrialists by Turkish State with the expectation of creating indegenious industry since 1926. All they can do is Beko in Europe for only last ten years. What I say is they have to take more risks and be more bold in global markets like...

I hope it will not be only assembly line for imported electronic parts, and they will really manufacture and this initiative would be beginning for indigenious computer electronics technology. But when we talk about KOC Group (Arcelik) I can say that they don't like any risk and they never...

No it is not inaccurate, story is told by Ambassador (Ret) Taner Baytok to journalist Tufan Turenc, and published by Mr. Turenc in Hurriyet Newspaper. Another witness is Mr. Deniz Baykal, who was Finance Minister of Republic of Turkey those days. All alive and no refutation. Here is the link...

Gaddafi supported Turkey in 1974 just after Turkey's "Cyprus Peace Operation". There was a military embargo of "Western Allies" on Turkey because of the operation. Situation between Greece and Turkey was very close to a war, we needed some equipment for the army and we asked Iran and Iraq, Iraq...