World Bank urges Turkey to bring economy in line with EU norms
EU membership talks are helpful but not sufficient to boost Turkey's economic development, according to a new World Bank report, published on Monday (6 March).
According to the study’s key recommendations, Ankara must increase employment - mainly among women - clamp down on the black economy and make sure children spend more time at school.
The World Bank indicated that the speed of Turkey's convergence to EU average living standards will depend on the pace of its structural reforms, adding "commitment to sound economic policies since 2001 has placed the Turkish economy in a good position to embark on a sustained path of faster growth."
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