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Turkey and the EU after the election

Kemal Derviş, shares his assessment of the Turkish general election results with Guntram Wolff. He discusses the opportunities and challenges for the EU-Turkey relations following this election. Kemal Derviş is a member of the Executive Board, Istanbul Policy Center, and director of the Global Economy and Development Program, Brookings Institution.

By: Date: June 10, 2015 Topic: Global economy and trade

Kemal Derviş, shares his assessment of the Turkish general election results with Guntram Wolff. He discusses the opportunities and challenges for the EU-Turkey relations following this election.

Kemal Derviş is a member of the Executive Board, Istanbul Policy Center, and director of the Global Economy and Development Program, Brookings Institution.

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