The new web site of Okey Property is activated.
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From The beginning “giving an interactive web service” is very important for Okey Property Investment.
In this case www.okey-property.com and www.okey-peoperty.ru main and the other ten of sub addresses are available to visit.
Special for Russia and Russian Citizens Okey Property Investment create a new web site: www.okey-invest.ru and now this web site is available to use all so.
Turkey: the holiday success story of 2009
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Turkey and Greece are wooing the mass market, while India and the UAE are attracting the more affluent crowd.
When it comes to holidays, we Britons are unashamedly creatures of habit. Each year, some nine million of us haul ourselves off to the beach in Spain - far more than visit any other country.
Desperate plea for help came too late for ancient Assyrian leader
Marble column pieces journey from the deep to Bodrum museum
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First located by the Texas university’s Institute of Nautical Archaeology and Bodrum Museum survey teams in the early 90s, a shipwreck site near the Çeşme peninsula was immediately marked as unique. Recently, three marble column pieces were raised to the surface after more than 2,000 years underwater and delivered to the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology
Turkey sends warning signals to opponents
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Turkey, a 2002 World Cup and Euro 2008 semifinalist, remains a force to be reckoned with on the international soccer scene, no matter what the naysayers say.
And after Turkey outplayed, outclassed and outscored star-studded Ukraine 3-0 in their warm-up match in Kiev on Wednesday night, it would be a pity indeed if the Turks fail to qualify for the World Cup in South Africa next summer.
Turkey appoints woman ambassador to Sweden
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Turkey appointed a woman ambassador to Stockholm, Sweden.
Turkish Foreign Ministry Deputy Undersecretary Zergun Korutürk was appointed as the new ambassador after Turkey's Ambassador to Stockholm Necip Ergüz's term in office has expired.
Turkish parents say computers important for children
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Turkish families believe computers are very important to their children's development and future career potential, an Intel survey suggests.
Intel released this week the results of its survey of 5,220 parents in 11 countries across Europe, the Middle East and Africa on familial views on child computer usage, providing intriguing insights into the changing place of the computer in households. The results of the survey, conducted by Redshift Research amongst parents with at least a passing familiarity with computing, suggest that parents across these regions attach importance to their children learning to use computers both in terms of child development and occupational potential.
>>>Number of foreign businesses in Turkey hits 22,505 in June
The number of foreign companies operating in Turkey reached 22,505 in June, Treasury Undersecretariat data have shown.
Of the 22,505 foreign businesses in Turkey, 17,725 were newly established, while 4,216 are subsidiaries of other companies and 564 are branches of international firms. Some 54.7 percent -- 12,312 -- of all foreign firms in the country are from European Union.
Five Turkish movies headed for Montreal World Film Festival
Three more Turkish films have been added to the lineup of this year's Montreal World Film Festival, raising the total number of Turkish movies in the festival to five.
Young filmmaker Atıl İnaç's sophomore feature "Büyük Oyun" (A Step Into the Darkness), Bahadır Karataş's Turkish-Bosnian co-production "Usta" (The Master) and Ümit Ünal's fourth feature-directing effort, "Gölgesizler" (The Shadowless), have been added to the festival's Focus On World Cinema program, the organizers announced this week.
Golden Orange fest accepting applications
The Antalya Golden Orange International Film Festival is now accepting competition applications. The 46th year of the festival, organized by the Antalya Foundation for Culture and Arts with support from Antalya Metropolitan Municipality, will be held from Oct. 10 to 17.
Turkish tourists follow traces of Atatürk in Balkans
The Atatürk House in Greek Thessalonica and the Atatürk Memoir Room at the Macedonian Bitola military academy are among the most popular places visited by Turkish tourists who go to the Balkan countries.
Putin coming Turkey with complex agenda
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s visit to Turkey on Thursday will start a highly complex set of negotiations on energy issues. The renewal of the contract under which Turkey buys 6 billion cubic meters of natural gas from Russia and various pipeline projects top the agenda of the one-day visit.
Turkey's many historical bridges targeted in restoration effort
Turkey, itself a bridge between the Asian and European continents, has launched a restoration project targeting the historic bridges of Anatolia, restoring 34 historic bridges in 2008 and aiming to restore every historically significant bridge in Anatolia by the year 2012.
Allergy drugs may fight diabetes, obesity
Over-the-counter allergy and asthma drugs helped obese, diabetic mice lose weight and control their blood sugar, researchers reported on Monday.
>>>Turkey begins using 3G mobile services
Turkey starts using the third-generation (3G) mobile systems today, and subscribers to Turkey's leading mobile operators Turkcell, Avea and Vodafone will be able to start using the 3G services simply by sending an SMS message to their operator.
>>>Cappadocia’s grand canyon alluring Ihlara
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Close your eyes for a moment and picture the scene. A dramatic gorge slices through the countryside of western Cappadocia, its walls rising sheer from the bottom where the Melendiz River trips an idle path past shady willows and grey-green olive trees and a collection of frescoed rock-cut churches second in importance only to those in the Göreme Open-air Museum.
Exhibitions
Okey Property Investment will be in the exhibitions on Russian Market
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