Day: March 23, 2024

Already enjoying global popularity with exports to around 170 countries every year, Turkish TV series have now set their sights on a new destination: China, according to Anadolu Agency. Fatih Aksoy, the head of entertainment and cultural services at the Services Exporter Association, told Anadolu that Turkish series contribute to the growth of the tourism sector, as well as other industries, as they are exported to so many countries. Aksoy said that emotions are very prominent in Turkish series, and that they tend to be more family-friendly, which makes them more popular worldwide. Turkish series are in high demand in Latin America, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and in Africa, as well as in countries such as Russia, Portugal, and Spain, he said. Now the next destination for the Turkish series is the Chinese market, he said, voicing certainty that they will do well there. Aksoy underlined that six television channels in Trkiye broadcast series during their primetime, and that each channe l orders 10 to 12 series a year, amounting to 60 to 70 series made annually. Among those that are successful, he said that it turns out that the series with male leads sell less than those with female leads. 'Some series go for $100K, some for $300K' Aksoy stated that the perception of Turkish series in Trkiye is a lot different than in other countries since the foreign audience gets to see the most successful series. 'They think Turkish people make great series, however, people in Trkiye get to see both the good and the bad, therefore, the perception in Trkiye is different,' he said. 'The foreign audience inevitably has a high perception because they get to see the best series, as eight to 10 Turkish series are sold to 170 countries every year,' he added. Aksoy highlighted that the cost per episode of a series is around $300,000 and that producers earn with foreign sales. He mentioned that series, such as Blooming Lady (Bahar) and Yargi: Family Secrets see high demand. 'A Turkish series has the poten tial to reach 800 million viewers worldwide, and series are sold as seasons, and the export figure varies depending on the country and the project; some series go for $100,000, some for $300,000,' he said. 'The Magnificent Century and Forbidden Apple series are probably the ones that generate the most revenue, both because of the high number of episodes and, that they have been sold to so many countries,' he added. Turkish series contribute to tourism Aksoy stated that the Turkish series contributed a significant amount to tourism, as he sees a connection between the series and Istanbul. 'For instance, Istanbul has fewer Japanese and Chinese tourists than cities like Rome and Paris, but we are in first place despite the lack of Asian tourists,' he said. 'Apart from that, in terms of Turkish universities, Turkish hospitals and the use of Turkish goods, if you watch a TV series of a country, and you grow to like it, you will have a good feeling about that country; therefore, the goods of that country will be more reliable for you,' he added. Source: Azerbaijan State News Agency

Already enjoying global popularity with exports to around 170 countries every year, Turkish TV series have now set their sights on a new destination: China, according to Anadolu Agency. Fatih Aksoy, the head of entertainment and cultural services at the Services Exporter Association, told Anadolu that Turkish series contribute to the growth of the tourism sector, as well as other industries, as they are exported to so many countries. Aksoy said that emotions are very prominent in Turkish series, and that they tend to be more family-friendly, which makes them more popular worldwide. Turkish series are in high demand in Latin America, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and in Africa, as well as in countries such as Russia, Portugal, and Spain, he said. Now the next destination for the Turkish series is the Chinese market, he said, voicing certainty that they will do well there. Aksoy underlined that six television channels in Trkiye broadcast series during their primetime, and that each channe l orders 10 to 12 series a year, amounting to 60 to 70 series made annually. Among those that are successful, he said that it turns out that the series with male leads sell less than those with female leads. 'Some series go for $100K, some for $300K' Aksoy stated that the perception of Turkish series in Trkiye is a lot different than in other countries since the foreign audience gets to see the most successful series. 'They think Turkish people make great series, however, people in Trkiye get to see both the good and the bad, therefore, the perception in Trkiye is different,' he said. 'The foreign audience inevitably has a high perception because they get to see the best series, as eight to 10 Turkish series are sold to 170 countries every year,' he added. Aksoy highlighted that the cost per episode of a series is around $300,000 and that producers earn with foreign sales. He mentioned that series, such as Blooming Lady (Bahar) and Yargi: Family Secrets see high demand. 'A Turkish series has the poten tial to reach 800 million viewers worldwide, and series are sold as seasons, and the export figure varies depending on the country and the project; some series go for $100,000, some for $300,000,' he said. 'The Magnificent Century and Forbidden Apple series are probably the ones that generate the most revenue, both because of the high number of episodes and, that they have been sold to so many countries,' he added. Turkish series contribute to tourism Aksoy stated that the Turkish series contributed a significant amount to tourism, as he sees a connection between the series and Istanbul. 'For instance, Istanbul has fewer Japanese and Chinese tourists than cities like Rome and Paris, but we are in first place despite the lack of Asian tourists,' he said. 'Apart from that, in terms of Turkish universities, Turkish hospitals and the use of Turkish goods, if you watch a TV series of a country, and you grow to like it, you will have a good feeling about that country; therefore, the goods of that country will be more reliable for you,' he added. Source: Azerbaijan State News Agency

Bangkok, The Permanent Secretary of the Interior reveals progress in solving the problem of informal debt. 36,376 cases have entered the debt mediation process. 23,526 cases were able to mediate successfully. The debt amount decreased by 945 million baht. Emphasis is placed on all provinces expediting debt mediation to cover all cases and be fair. Integrate network partners to strengthen debtors Ready to promote ways to reduce expenses, increase income, and expand opportunities to raise the quality of life of Thai people sustainably. Mr. Suthiphong Chulcharoen, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, revealed that the Ministry of Interior has opened registration for citizens who wish for the government to help solve the problem of informal debt in accordance with government policy. With a total of 153,400 people registering, the Ministry of Interior has informed all provinces and districts to continue solving the problem of informal debt by inviting creditors and debtors to enter into the debt medi ation process. At 3:00 p.m., the Bureau of Investigation and Legal Affairs, Department of Provincial Administration, reported information on debt mediation nationwide. A total of 36,376 debtors have entered the mediation process, with 23,526 successfully mediating. The total debt amount decreased by 945.202 million baht, and there were 365 cases where creditors and debtors wished for officials to forward the matter to police investigators at local police stations for prosecution. There are five provinces that can invite creditors-debtors into the debt mediation process at most: 1. Songkhla Province, 4,368 cases, 2. Nakhon Sawan Province, 2,669 cases, 3. Nakhon Ratchasima Province, 2,194 cases, 4. Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, 1,714 cases, and 5. Narathiwat Province, 1,325 cases. in which creditors and debtors meet and talk with officials as middlemen And after this, the relevant agencies will follow up after the debt negotiation. In order to solve the problem of informal debt problems, the entire process wil l be successful. 'About solving the problem of informal debt problems throughout the country. Today, Songkhla Province is still the province with the most debtors entering the mediation process, with 4,368 cases, and 3 provinces, namely Nakhon Sawan, Narathiwat, and Ranong, have completed the mediation process with 100% of those who have registered. We therefore request that all remaining provinces Integrate with network partner agencies Expedite creditors and debtors to enter into the mediation negotiation process in all cases. To enable registered informal debtors to receive help and resolve their informal debt problems quickly and fairly. And the success of mediation in every case must be taken into account. If mediation cannot be used Immediately prosecute those who commit illegal acts. Because debt outside the system is considered illegal. That is, there is lending without a license. They also charge interest in excess of what is required by law,' Mr. Suthipong added. Mr. Suthiphong further said that h e asked the provincial governor to set up a debt resolution clinic. Ready to emphasize to instruct the district chief. Assigned the District Community Development Office As secretary to the executive committee of the Center for Operations to Eliminate Poverty and Develop People of All Ages in accordance with the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy at the district level (S.C.P.O.), implement solutions to solve problems and develop people of all ages sustainably (menu Solve poverty) to improve the quality of life for debtors who wish to receive assistance to reduce expenses, increase income, expand opportunities, as well as promote group formation to further create careers. Including the opportunity to access funding sources from government financial institutions. In order not to return to the cycle of informal debt. and be able to rely on themselves according to the philosophy of sufficiency economy So that people can improve their quality of life in a sustainable way. 'Although the registration for resolving prob lems with informal debt has been closed, however, the debt mediation process And improving the quality of life of the people is not yet finished. Ask provincial governors and district chiefs to carry out public relations campaigns to create awareness among citizens who are suffering from the problem of informal debt. or other problems that cannot be corrected by oneself and need help from the government You can contact us through the Ministry of Interior's Damrongtham Center. Both the provincial Damrongtham Center Damrongtham District Center Or call the hotline 1567, where there will be service personnel available 24 hours a day to help the people. which is the mission of the Ministry of Interior to "cure suffering, promote happiness" Mr. Suthiphong Said at the end. Source: Thai News Agency

Bangkok, The Permanent Secretary of the Interior reveals progress in solving the problem of informal debt. 36,376 cases have entered the debt mediation process. 23,526 cases were able to mediate successfully. The debt amount decreased by 945 million baht. Emphasis is placed on all provinces expediting debt mediation to cover all cases and be fair. Integrate network partners to strengthen debtors Ready to promote ways to reduce expenses, increase income, and expand opportunities to raise the quality of life of Thai people sustainably. Mr. Suthiphong Chulcharoen, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, revealed that the Ministry of Interior has opened registration for citizens who wish for the government to help solve the problem of informal debt in accordance with government policy. With a total of 153,400 people registering, the Ministry of Interior has informed all provinces and districts to continue solving the problem of informal debt by inviting creditors and debtors to enter into the debt medi ation process. At 3:00 p.m., the Bureau of Investigation and Legal Affairs, Department of Provincial Administration, reported information on debt mediation nationwide. A total of 36,376 debtors have entered the mediation process, with 23,526 successfully mediating. The total debt amount decreased by 945.202 million baht, and there were 365 cases where creditors and debtors wished for officials to forward the matter to police investigators at local police stations for prosecution. There are five provinces that can invite creditors-debtors into the debt mediation process at most: 1. Songkhla Province, 4,368 cases, 2. Nakhon Sawan Province, 2,669 cases, 3. Nakhon Ratchasima Province, 2,194 cases, 4. Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, 1,714 cases, and 5. Narathiwat Province, 1,325 cases. in which creditors and debtors meet and talk with officials as middlemen And after this, the relevant agencies will follow up after the debt negotiation. In order to solve the problem of informal debt problems, the entire process wil l be successful. 'About solving the problem of informal debt problems throughout the country. Today, Songkhla Province is still the province with the most debtors entering the mediation process, with 4,368 cases, and 3 provinces, namely Nakhon Sawan, Narathiwat, and Ranong, have completed the mediation process with 100% of those who have registered. We therefore request that all remaining provinces Integrate with network partner agencies Expedite creditors and debtors to enter into the mediation negotiation process in all cases. To enable registered informal debtors to receive help and resolve their informal debt problems quickly and fairly. And the success of mediation in every case must be taken into account. If mediation cannot be used Immediately prosecute those who commit illegal acts. Because debt outside the system is considered illegal. That is, there is lending without a license. They also charge interest in excess of what is required by law,' Mr. Suthipong added. Mr. Suthiphong further said that h e asked the provincial governor to set up a debt resolution clinic. Ready to emphasize to instruct the district chief. Assigned the District Community Development Office As secretary to the executive committee of the Center for Operations to Eliminate Poverty and Develop People of All Ages in accordance with the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy at the district level (S.C.P.O.), implement solutions to solve problems and develop people of all ages sustainably (menu Solve poverty) to improve the quality of life for debtors who wish to receive assistance to reduce expenses, increase income, expand opportunities, as well as promote group formation to further create careers. Including the opportunity to access funding sources from government financial institutions. In order not to return to the cycle of informal debt. and be able to rely on themselves according to the philosophy of sufficiency economy So that people can improve their quality of life in a sustainable way. 'Although the registration for resolving prob lems with informal debt has been closed, however, the debt mediation process And improving the quality of life of the people is not yet finished. Ask provincial governors and district chiefs to carry out public relations campaigns to create awareness among citizens who are suffering from the problem of informal debt. or other problems that cannot be corrected by oneself and need help from the government You can contact us through the Ministry of Interior's Damrongtham Center. Both the provincial Damrongtham Center Damrongtham District Center Or call the hotline 1567, where there will be service personnel available 24 hours a day to help the people. which is the mission of the Ministry of Interior to "cure suffering, promote happiness" Mr. Suthiphong Said at the end. Source: Thai News Agency

Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, has today hosted a military parade on the occasion of Pakistan Day. Political and military leaders of the country, representatives of the Embassy of Azerbaijan to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Military Attaché Office, and other official guests took part in the parade, Azerbaijan's Ministry of Defense told AZERTAC. Azerbaijan was represented in the military parade by a group of servicemen of the Azerbaijan Army and the Military Orchestra band of the Military Institute named after Heydar Aliyev. Source: Azerbaijan State News Agency

Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, has today hosted a military parade on the occasion of Pakistan Day. Political and military leaders of the country, representatives of the Embassy of Azerbaijan to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Military Attaché Office, and other official guests took part in the parade, Azerbaijan's Ministry of Defense told AZERTAC. Azerbaijan was represented in the military parade by a group of servicemen of the Azerbaijan Army and the Military Orchestra band of the Military Institute named after Heydar Aliyev. Source: Azerbaijan State News Agency