The German-Turkish Recruitment Agreement 60 years on | Germa

Facing a labor shortage after World War II, Germany designed a program to bring in so-called guest workers. It was a move that had a lasting impact, President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said in a commemoration on Tuesday.

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