Des méga-projets tels que le canal d'Istanbul, le troisième aéroport d'Istanbul, des chemins de fer et des tunnels verront le jour en 2018 en Turquie.
Follow, research and publish the best content
Get Started for FREE
Sign up with Facebook Sign up with X
I don't have a Facebook or a X account
Already have an account: Login
CONFLIT RUSSO-UKRAINIEN
2.7K views |
+0 today
 Your new post is loading...
Scoop.it!
La Turquie a dévoilé lundi le tracé du "Canal Istanbul", projet destiné à offrir une nouvelle voie de commerce maritime afin de désengorger le détroit de Bosphore, en transformant en île la partie européenne de la mégalopole. 
Scoop.it!
Le projet - le plus cher de l'histoire du pays - doit créer une nouvelle voie de commerce maritime entre la mer Noire et la mer de Marmara afin de désengorger le Bosphore.
Scoop.it!
(Reuters) - Russian wheat export prices were stable last week amid flat global benchmarks in Chicago and Paris and due to quiet trade ahead of the long seasonal holiday.
Scoop.it!
Moscow is lobbying Saudi Arabia to open its rapidly growing market to Russian wheat, giving it another destination to offload a record harvest and compete with supplies from the European Union.
Scoop.it!
Après la récolte record de céréales de 2016, la Russie s’apprête à franchir une nouvelle barre avec 127 millions de tonnes cette année. Le ministre russe de l’Agriculture a évoqué les facteurs qui ont contribué à cette croissance et a affirmé que le potentiel était loin d’être épuisé.
Scoop.it!
Riche en protéines, résistante non seulement aux froidures, mais également aux maladies et n'exigeant aucun emploi de pesticides, cette espèce de blé a été sélectionnée par le spécialiste russe Bagrat Sandoukhadze qui évoque sa découverte pour Sputnik.
Scoop.it!
From
www
Sales of Russian wheat to Turkey are facing another hurdle after Ankara introduced a new law limiting Russian imports to 25 percent of the total amount of grain imported.
Russia's leading exporters confirmed the information reported by business daily Vedomosti on Wednesday.
Scoop.it!
Russia will spend 2 billion roubles ($34 million) in grain transportation subsidies to help to speed exports in 2018, the Deputy Agriculture Minister said.
Scoop.it!
Russian President Vladimir Putin was surely wrong to label the fall of the Soviet Union “the greatest geopolitical catastrophe” of the 20th century. It is far more accurate to describe the Soviet Union’s rise as Russia’s greatest domestic political catastrophe. Yet Russia’s economic condition is the far greater life-and-death issue – as history shows us. After the Bolsheviks came to power in 1917, the country went from Europe’s breadbasket to the world’s biggest importer of wheat in a matter of years. Today, it raises the question – can Russia rediscover its pre-revolutionary economic status in the way it has done so in the agricultural sector?
Scoop.it!
MOSCOW, Nov 9 (Reuters) – Russia, one of the world’s largest wheat exporters, aims to increase its grain export capacity by 50 percent to 7.5 […]
Scoop.it!
China’s dilemma of how to feed its booming population will partially be answered by fancier fertilizers, according to one of the world’s richest billionaires.
|
Scoop.it!
Turkey announced on Monday the route for a planned canal that would reduce shipping traffic on the busy Bosphorus Strait and transform the European half of Istanbul into an island.
Scoop.it!
The government of Turkey has released the finalized route for a second shipping channel between the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara, parallel to the Bosporus Strait.
Scoop.it!
For a number of years, the Turkish government has tried to strengthen relations with countries that were formerly part of the Ottoman Empire. It’s part of what GPF sees as Turkey’s re-emergence as a regional power.
Scoop.it!
Wheat faces biggest 3-day decline since mid-December * U.S., Russian crops vulnerable; too early for crop-damage.
Scoop.it!
Russia is forecast to produce a record grain crop this year, exceeding the numbers last seen in 1978.
Scoop.it!
Russia is signing new wheat export contracts with Turkey without any price premiums after the resolution of a trade dispute between the two countries, analysts and traders said. Via CIHEAM News
Scoop.it!
Grain, flour and feed industry news and commentary offering insight on business, new products, market and product trends, supplier innovations and more.
Scoop.it!
Approchant la fin d’une campagne de commercialisation à l’export difficile après la piètre récolte 2016, la filière française blé tendre voit ses principaux acheteurs du Maghreb se détourner vers les blés de la mer Noire. Au détriment de la France, la Russie et l’Ukraine deviennent de plus en plus incontournables sur le marché céréalier.
Scoop.it!
From
agpb
Dotés de sols très riches et d’un fort potentiel d’accroissement de leurs rendements, la Russie, l’Ukraine et le Kazakhstan occupent une place de plus en plus importante sur les marchés mondiaux des céréales et oléoprotéagineux. Ainsi depuis l’année dernière, la Russie est devenue le 1er exportateur de blé mondial. A l’occasion du colloque météo et climat, le Centre d’études et de prospective (CEP) a présenté une étude sur les perspectives de développement des productions végétales dans ces pays avec le changement climatique. C
Scoop.it!
This year Russia collected a record grain harvest. A total of 132 million tons of grain were harvested this season. As the experts note, that’s going to be the best result for 100 years, and in fact, for the entire history of the country. In recent years, there has been a real grain boom. In the past season, Russian agriculture …
Scoop.it!
Russia, a leading exporter of crude oil for decades now, is increasingly dominating another critical global commodity. Its output of wheat has surged in recent years as good growing conditions boost farmers’ profits, allowing them to reinvest in better seeds and equipment. As low oil prices hurt the ruble, making grain more alluring for overseas buyers, Russia grabbed more of the wheat-export market from major shippers like the U.S. This is particularly welcome news for Russia as it tries to cut
Scoop.it!
This year Russia collected a record grain harvest. A total of 132 million tons of grain were harvested this season. As the experts note, that’s going to be the best result for 100 years, and in fact, for the entire history of the country. In recent years, there has been a real grain boom. In the past season, Russian agriculture …
|
