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Sinan Dalli

GENERAL MANAGER, ALSER MADENCILIK
Alser Madencilik speaks to GBR about its foray into chrome mining in Turkey.

Vehip Kaci & Ulrich Ruppel

GENERAL MANAGER & DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER, DMT TURKEY BRANCH
GBR speaks to DMT about its operations in Turkey.

K. Soner Koldas

COUNTRY DIRECTOR, PASINEX
Pasinex aims to become the biggest base metal company in Turkey.

Cem Yuceer

COORDINATOR, TÜMAD MADENCILIK (NUROL HOLDING)
Tümad Madencilik speaks to GBR about the development of its two producing gold mines in Turkey.

Selim Levi & Cenk Yilmaz

TRADERS, EKIN MADEN
Ekin Maden is Turkey’s leading non-ferrous metal supplier and also is involved in production in Turkey and the Balkans.

Erdem Tüzünalp

REGIONAL GENERAL MANAGER, TURKEY & MENA, EPIROC
"Turkey is still relatively new to mining but there are a lot of reserves and after the privatization drive, the industry grew rapidly. However, we still do not have a high enough level of exploration and there are social and environmental problems, which means it is difficult to get permits."

Prof. Dr. Güven Önal

PRESIDENT, TURKISH MINING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
The Turkish Mining Development Foundation speaks with GBR about the current state of the Turkish mining industry.

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