
Ta Nea newspaper examined the international success of the Turkish TV series industry and its role in cultural interaction with two full pages.
Ta Nea, one of Greece's well-established newspapers, discussed the global export success of Turkish TV series and their contribution to overcoming prejudices between the two societies with a special two-page news story.
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Turkish TV series are broadcast in more than 170 countries and are supported by export incentives by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
Turkish TV series, broadcast in more than 170 countries, reaching one billion viewers and standing out with their billion-dollar export success, continue to increase their influence in the international arena. The speech made by Demirören Media TV Group President Murat Yancı at MIPCOM, one of the world's most prestigious television fairs held in Cannes, France, also found wide repercussions in Greece.
Ta Nea, one of Greece's most established newspapers, devoted two full pages to the global impact of the Turkish TV series industry. The newspaper emphasized that Turkish productions are not just entertainment content, citing the TV series İnci Taneleri, Yalan, Zalim İstanbul and Black and White Love as examples.
In Ta Nea's news, it was pointed out that the incentives provided by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism for each episode of TV series broadcast abroad, reaching up to 100 thousand dollars, and the ease of shooting have accelerated the sector.
The newspaper noted that Turkish TV series, which are watched in a wide geography from Athens to Santiago, have turned Turkey into a center of attraction on a global scale.
Ta Nea pointed out that Turkish TV series, which have achieved high ratings on Greek television channels especially since the early 2010s, have contributed to the destruction of prejudices between the two communities. The role played by Turkish productions in cultural interaction was one of the prominent topics in the newspaper's evaluation.

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