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Since the second half of the 19th century, the competition in the Ottoman geography, which witnessed the spread of many foreign companies and institutions, allowed the opening and competition of many new institutions belonging to various nations. Relations based on old business were replaced by new institutions in the Industry Age. One of these important institutions was the foreign trade chambers opened in many Ottoman port cities, especially in Istanbul. In order to meet the expectations and needs of the entrepreneurs, the foreign trade chambers which gathered all the information about agriculture, trade and industry as well as organizing and coordinating the spread of capital in the Ottoman Empire played an important role in shaping the Ottoman economy. In this regard, the French Chamber of Commerce, which was established during the Ottoman Empire and existed until the Republic of Turkey, is the subject of this study.

OSMANLI DAN CUMHURİYET E İSTANBUL FRANSIZ TİCARET ODASININ KURULUŞU VE FAALİYETLERİ