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Jul 19, 2021 26 min

Sir David Logan on Turkey

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For the second in our series of podcasts on Turkey, CMEC interviewed Sir David Logan, from the Centre for Turkey Studies and a distinguished former UK Ambassador to Ankara. --- This podcast is proudly sponsored by Karkin & Yuksel, a Turkish law firm based in London. You can find more information about Karkin & Yuksel, their London office and their practise areas on their website, www.karkinyuksel.co.uk. Karkın & Yüksel is a full-service law firm providing a diverse range of legal services, operating from the Gherkin in the City. With a global network and over 25 years of Turkish legal expertise, Karkın & Yüksel offers expert counsel on Turkish law and Turkey related matters across a range of sectors and specialisms and also advises on international law especially international arbitration and international transactions covering multiple jurisdictions. Murat Karkın and Cüneyt Yüksel are leading Turkish lawyers who previously founded and were the Co-Managing Partners of the largest law firm in Turkey, YükselKarkın Attorney Partnership, which they established in 2006. Murat Karkın and Cüneyt Yüksel were the heads of the Dispute Resolution and Corporate departments. The firm received recognition from a number of international award directories, including “Leading Firm” and “Top Ranked Global Firm”. For consecutive years both Murat Karkın and Cüneyt Yüksel recognised individually as Tier 1 and “Leading Individuals” within Corporate and Dispute Resolution work.

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