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Both countries are great allies; large and growing economy, large population and many well known cities. Turks are the largest ethnic minorities in Germany as well. Although 97% of Turkey lies on the Asian continents, I still decided to compare both nations on European forum.
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Neither Turkey nor Germany are my favorite countries.
But if I were to choose, I'd still pick Germany for living because of higher quality of life.
However, Turkey is good for beach holidays.
You can't compare these two different "galaxies" especially when it comes to economy or even safety
Turkey doesn't belong to the Euorpe, totally different mentality and culture.
Turkey has a very small economy for her size. Maybe in 2050 they will be as rich as Greece now.
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