Turkey cancels $5.7bn highways sale
The Turkish Prime Minister said the winning consortium’s offer for the privatisation of close to 2,000km of roads, including Istanbul’s two suspension bridges, was too low.
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The Turkish Prime Minister said the winning consortium’s offer for the privatisation of close to 2,000km of roads, including Istanbul’s two suspension bridges, was too low.
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