Israel and Turkey both have stronger economies than the below options provided i.e. Algeria and Kuwait, even though they do not have oil reserves.
Answer: Options B and D
Explanation:
Israeli-Turkish exchange rose to $2 billion from 26% in the principal half of 2011 from $1.59 billion at the main portion of 2010. As per the Israeli Chamber of Commerce, Israeli fares to Turkey rose 39% to $950 million, and imports from Turkey rose 16% to $1.05 billion.
Turkey is Israel's 6th biggest fare goal. Synthetic concoctions and oil distillates are the essential sends out. Turkey buys cutting edge protection gear from Israel, though Turkey supplies Israel with military boots and garbs.
Israeli import of Turkish vegetable items has stayed consistent since 2007, and imports of arranged staples, drinks and tobacco multiplied from 2007 to 2011.
