“
Just
like in France, some say 'don't buy Turkish brands', I am speaking here to my nation.
Above all, do not be interested in French brands, do not buy them, ”
hammered the Turkish president on Monday during a speech in Ankara.
By pretending to follow the attitude of certain French people, Recep Tayyip Erdogan thus called for a boycott of products from France.
Unlike Qatar or Kuwait,
"no call for a boycott had been broadcast so far on the country's social networks",
however, puts Selçuk Önder, president of the Franco-Turkish Chamber of Commerce (CCFT) into perspective.
And even if the president encourages his fellow citizens,
"many barriers make such an operation difficult,"
he continues.
“Institutionally, a boycott is not possible. There is a customs union agreement between the European Union and Turkey. And Ankara continues the process of integration into the EU. Meetings are held regularly internally on this subject, ”
adds Bahadir.
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