The Commercial Potential

By Khush Choksy

Khush Choksy is the Vice President for Turkey and Middle East Affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Choksy's responsibilities include the oversight of seven programs in the Turkey and Middle East region: the Middle East Commercial Center, the U.S.-Bahrain Business Council, the U.S.-Egypt Business Council, the U.S.-GCC Business Initiative, the U.S.-Iraq Business Initiative, the U.S.-Israel Business Initiative, and the U.S.-Turkey Business Council.

The Cipher Brief spoke with Mr. Khush Chosky, Vice President for Turkey and Middle East Affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, to get his thoughts on the U.S.-Turkey economic relationship.

The Cipher Brief: How would you characterize the current state of the U.S.-Turkish economic relationship, and where do you see things headed in the near-term?

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