These are businesses you probably don't know about Erdogan.

As Turkey's president since 2014, Recep Tayip Erdogan has gradually shifted the country's democratic system towards autocratia. As the world's 56th most powerful man, Erdogan has consistently strengthened his power and wealth. He has blocked democratic protests in Istanbul and his government has been widely convicted of imprisonment [...]
As Turkey's president since 2014, Recep Tayip Erdogan has gradually shifted the country's democratic system towards autocratia. As the world's 56th most powerful man, Erdogan has consistently strengthened his power and wealth.
He has blocked democratic protests in Istanbul and his government has been widely sentenced for the imprisonment of journalists, political opponents and academics.
In July 2016, he survived in an attempt to get him out of power, though many experts have asked whether the failed coup was a <x0 falmous” designed to help Erdogan further clear political enemies.
Seeing his income in 2015, the Turkish president won a total of $58m between 2014 and 2015. It has had amazing profits and personal revenues coming from various sources, such as investments, shares, and property sales.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan's salary is estimated at $17,000 on a monthly basis, the eye.net writes. But Erdogan has other investments which have led to his staggering wealth.
He has an approval agreement signed with the cosmetic company “CoverGirl” which gives him a large share of her income.
Moreover, he owns a football team called the “Istanbul Angels”.
He also owns his own network of restaurants called “The Fat Erdogan Burger” and recently he has launched his vodka brand called “Pure Wonderogan”.
All these investments show his ability in business, which seems to be well combined by his political and administrative capacities.












