I've been an economic newsman for 30 years. I traveled around industrial zones and factories in Turkey, especially in order to specialize in the real sector. I talked with our industrialists to see the production on site and understand their problems. Then I shared them with the public.

I learned the details of foreign trade three years ago. When logistics expert, Haluk Ündeger said that Turkey's imaginary and excessive expenses of foreign trade, the expenses transferred abroad and the amount lost were 4 billion dollars, questions arose in my mind. How a country surrounded by sea on three sides can make imports and exports inefficient and expensive? Despite the geographical proximity to the EU market, why does it slower and more inefficient? Why the industrialists trip up with expenses as changeable as a weathercock? Instead of going to a second university to understand and learn about all these problems, I started working with Company Partner of Ünsped Gümrük Müşavirliği, Yusuf Bulut, on how we can increase our service exports more and make them more efficient.

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