Turkey wants to be part of PM Modi's 'Make in India' drive

[Hakan]

Good going Turkey. Just continue selling your old military equipment to Pakistan and come do a blossoming trade in India by manufacturing within and selling to India

Turkey sells the best it has to pakistan and even transfers technology.

 

[Kloitra]

Shame that Russia is building an Uranium-Based nuclear industry for us... But we will have the capability to make our own fuel too. One needs to start from somewhere...

Then later on, we can adapt thorium systems too. Why have thorium-based systems but not uranium? Why not have both of them in the same time? :p

Better to spend on one tech and mature it than spreading out resources.

 

[-SINAN-]

Shame that Russia is building an Uranium-Based nuclear industry for us... But we will have the capability to make our own fuel too. One needs to start from somewhere...

Then later on, we can adapt thorium systems too. Why have thorium-based systems but not uranium? Why not have both of them in the same time? :p

There are no thorium based plants in the world....it is the R&D stage.

 

[PlanetWarrior]

Turkey sells the best it has to pakistan and even transfers technology.

Cool, we have obsolete junk but we still trash Pakistan around. You may want to review your "best" after all

 

[Hakan]

Cool, we have obsolete junk but we still trash Pakistan around. You may want to review your "best" after all

No one is saying you have obsolete junk, what we are saying is that pakistan has access to the best stuff Turkey has that it can produce indigenously, its up to them what products they want to buy and how much of it.

 

[halupridol]

I know India is running the front regarding Thorium based plants....it would be awesome if we could conduct joint R&D in this area.

Just to know, our need for Energy doubled in the last 10 years....we are basically a power hungry country.

well,,,India and Turkey have no enmity whatsoever n already have budding trade relations,,,,we both r power hungry nations sitting on huge thorium reserves.
so future cooperation in this field seems logical,,,there is no reason to expect otherwise.

 

[PlanetWarrior]

No one is saying you have obsolete junk, what we are saying is that pakistan has access to the best stuff Turkey has that it can produce indigenously, its up to them what products they want to buy and how much of it.

T'was I who claimed that we have obsolete junk and to that extent I was simply quoting some of our esteemed Pakistani members of this forum. I cannot dispute the concluding part of your post. Then again, there isn't any sanctions against India by Turkey so it is simply a matter of Pakistan preferring to buy your military gadgets whilst India preferring not to.

 

[Judge]

Cool, we have obsolete junk but we still trash Pakistan around. You may want to review your "best" after all

Why are you trolling?

 

[kaku1]

Shame that Russia is building an Uranium-Based nuclear industry for us... But we will have the capability to make our own fuel too. One needs to start from somewhere...

Then later on, we can adapt thorium systems too. Why have thorium-based systems but not uranium? Why not have both of them in the same time? :p

You cant jump to thorium fuel in one day,

 

[RAMPAGE]

Succesful partnerships are not born just like that. Turkey is one of our time-tested partners like China, Indonesia and KSA and has stood by our side amid crisis.

Pakistan and Turkey amply share technology and are doing so right now. Doing buissiness with India changes nothing as all of our partners so without facing any objections from Pakistan.

 

[SouI]

Sucessful partnerships are not born just like that. Turkey is one of our time-tested partners like China, Indonesia and KSA and has stood by our side amid crisis.

Pakistan and Turkey amply share technology and are doing so right now. Doing buissiness with India changes nothing as all of our partners so without facing any objections from Pakistan.

Exactly. We are doing business with every nation on earth, hell even with Israel and Armenia...

That doesn't mean that we have great relationships with these countries.