Interview with Ahmet Aksu, acting head of the Privatization Administration
IT COULD HAVE been the draw for the World Cup, or even a TV talent show: men in dark suits sit at a desk and open envelopes before a hushed and expectant crowd. They read out the names and numbers, and show the cards to the television cameras following the action. People cheer. But this isn’t football or a reality-show denouement: this is privatization prime time, Turkish style.
The government of Turkey has honed its privatization process to a level of transparency rarely seen in Europe.
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