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Production at French car giant Renault's factory in the Marmara province of Bursa returned to normal on March 2, a day after workers went on strike after their colleagues were laid off, a company official has told Reuters.

"Production returned to normal as of 8 a.m.," the official said.

Workers at the French car giant Renault's factory in the northwestern Turkish province of Bursa went on strike on March 1, after 10 of their colleagues were laid off. 

Some 150 workers at Oyak Renault, a joint venture between Renault and the Turkish army pension fund Oyak, arrived at the factory on the morning on March 1 but did not start working.

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Koç Holding Automotive Group has been named the best company in Europe of 2015 and its new Fiat Aegea has been named best car by AUTOBEST, one of the world's most prestigious international automotive award ceremonies. 

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is supporting car development in Turkey with a 200 million euros syndicated loan to leading Turkish automaker Tofa?, it said in a written statement Oct. 22. 

Turkish automotive maker Tofa? has signed a loan deal worth 200 million euros for the financing of two new models, it said in a written statement to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) on Aug. 12. 

Ford Otosan has announced production activities have resumed in its ?nönü plant in the central Anatolian province of Eski?ehir as of June 3 after labor protests at the plant ended. 

Thousands of workers from the factories of car giants in western Turkey have continued their protests, in a rare dispute over wages and working conditions, for around two weeks. Ongoing labor protests in Turkey?s leading automotive companies need to be closely followed due to its unusual nature in the country?s history and the huge significance of the sector in the country?s economy. 

Turkish car maker Tofa? has announced some of the details of the concessions given to its protesting workers in a written statement late May 24. 

Production activities resumed in Tofa?, a joint venture of Italy?s Fiat and Turkey?s Koç Holding, as of May 22 after a week of labor protests. 

Production at Fiat?s Turkish car manufacturer halted on May 15, as workers joined colleagues from Renault, another auto maker part-owned by a European giant, as they protested wages and other employment conditions, company officials and media reports said.

The workers remained in front of the plant?s premises on May 17, as the employees declared a holiday until May 18.