(Bloomberg) -- Turkey plans to pass new laws in the fields of business competition, food safety, energy and human rights to further its European Union membership bid, which has been partially stalled by the nation's trade curbs on Cyprus.
The government will approve about 200 measures by 2013, Economy Minister Ali Babacan said today at a news conference in the capital Ankara.
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