Submission

Abstract : The abstract should be short and concise. The abstract should not be less than 400 words and no more than 600 words. The person reading the abstract should have an accurate idea of your work. Details of the study, comments and references should not be included in the abstract. However, the purpose and importance of your study, the used method(s), the observations and findings (primary ones), results (primary ones) and recommendations should be included in the abstract, provided that each of them is briefly mentioned. You can copy your abstract to this template, remembering the text should be between 400 and 600 words, in Times New Roman 12 font-size, and justified on both sides.
Keywords: Keywords should be written from the narrowest to the most comprehensive, reflect the entire study and title well, and consist of at least 3 and at most 5 words.
 (For example: Meerschaum, Eskisehir, Natural Resources, Jewelry, Trade).

• Go to register to the system: Register here
• After you become a member of the system, you can enter the abstract by filling in the gaps in the system. A word document will not be uploaded to the system for the abstract separately.
• Click here to login and submit your abstract: login and submit your paper
• One person can upload up to 2 abstracts (or one name can be included in 2 papers in total) and upload them via the system only.
• The abstracts will be evaluated by two reviewers with a blind review system and the notices for accepted papers will be sent after the paper accepted immediately to your contact you entered to the system.
• Registration fee is for max 2 papers. It doesn’t matter how many authors there are in one paper. One fee is covered for one paper in total without limit of authors.

Congress fee is changeable according to origin of different countries. Organizing Committee of the Congress decided to use World Bank Country and Lending Groups for countries to announce the congress fee. Thus;

1. Please go to the Table 2 below and find your own country where you work and live in and see the income group of your country,
2. Go to the Table 1 and find your congress fee,
3. Go to the webpage of “submission and registration” to register and submit your paper.
4. If your paper is accepted you will get a message for invitaten letter and how to pay the congress fee.

Table 1

Congress Fee According to Income Groups of Countries World Bank Database)¹

		Early Bird Registration	Normal Registration	Late Registration
		Until July 25, 2023	Until August 25, 2023	Until October 1, 2023
1.	High-Income Countries	150 Euro	170 Euro	190 Euro
2.	Upper-Middle-Income Countries	100 Euro	120 Euro	140 Euro
3.	Lower-Middle-Income Countries	75 Euro	100 Euro	120 Euro
4.	Low-Income Countries	50 Euro	75 Euro	100 Euro
5.	Participation as a listener	Free	Free	Free

S.N.	Country	Income group
1	Afghanistan	Low income
2	Albania	Upper middle income
3	Algeria	Lower middle income
4	American Samoa	Upper middle income
5	Andorra	High income
6	Angola	Lower middle income
7	Antigua and Barbuda	High income
8	Argentina	Upper middle income
9	Armenia	Upper middle income
10	Aruba	High income
11	Australia	High income
12	Austria	High income
13	Azerbaijan	Upper middle income
14	Bahamas, The	High income
15	Bahrain	High income
16	Bangladesh	Lower middle income
17	Barbados	High income
18	Belarus	Upper middle income
19	Belgium	High income
20	Belize	Lower middle income
21	Benin	Lower middle income
22	Bermuda	High income
23	Bhutan	Lower middle income
24	Bolivia	Lower middle income
25	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Upper middle income
26	Botswana	Upper middle income
27	Brazil	Upper middle income
28	British Virgin Islands	High income
29	Brunei Darussalam	High income
30	Bulgaria	Upper middle income
31	Burkina Faso	Low income
32	Burundi	Low income
33	Cabo Verde	Lower middle income
34	Cambodia	Lower middle income
35	Cameroon	Lower middle income
36	Canada	High income
37	Cayman Islands	High income
38	Central African Republic	Low income
39	Chad	Low income
40	Channel Islands	High income
41	Chile	High income
42	China	Upper middle income
43	Colombia	Upper middle income
44	Comoros	Lower middle income
45	Congo, Dem. Rep.	Low income
46	Congo, Rep.	Lower middle income
47	Costa Rica	Upper middle income
48	Cote d'Ivoire	Lower middle income
49	Croatia	High income
50	Cuba	Upper middle income
51	Curacao	High income
52	Cyprus	High income
53	Czech Republic	High income
54	Denmark	High income
55	Djibouti	Lower middle income
56	Dominica	Upper middle income
57	Dominican Republic	Upper middle income
58	Ecuador	Upper middle income
59	Egypt, Arab Rep.	Lower middle income
60	El Salvador	Lower middle income
61	Equatorial Guinea	Upper middle income
62	Eritrea	Low income
63	Estonia	High income
64	Eswatini	Lower middle income
65	Ethiopia	Low income
66	Faeroe Islands	High income
67	Fiji	Upper middle income
68	Finland	High income
69	France	High income
70	French Polynesia	High income
71	Gabon	Upper middle income
72	Gambia, The	Low income
73	Georgia	Upper middle income
74	Germany	High income
75	Ghana	Lower middle income
76	Gibraltar	High income
77	Greece	High income
78	Greenland	High income
79	Grenada	Upper middle income
80	Guam	High income
81	Guatemala	Upper middle income
82	Guinea	Low income
83	Guinea-Bissau	Low income
84	Guyana	Upper middle income
85	Haiti	Lower middle income
86	Honduras	Lower middle income
87	Hong Kong SAR, China	High income
88	Hungary	High income
89	Iceland	High income
90	India	Lower middle income
91	Indonesia	Lower middle income
92	Iran, Islamic Rep.	Lower middle income
93	Iraq	Upper middle income
94	Ireland	High income
95	Isle of Man	High income
96	Israel	High income
97	Italy	High income
98	Jamaica	Upper middle income
99	Japan	High income
100	Jordan	Upper middle income
101	Kazakhstan	Upper middle income
102	Kenya	Lower middle income
103	Kiribati	Lower middle income
104	Korea, Dem. Rep.	Low income
105	Korea, Rep.	High income
106	Kosovo	Upper middle income
107	Kuwait	High income
108	Kyrgyz Republic	Lower middle income
109	Lao PDR	Lower middle income
110	Latvia	High income
111	Lebanon	Upper middle income
112	Lesotho	Lower middle income
113	Liberia	Low income
114	Libya	Upper middle income
115	Liechtenstein	High income
116	Lithuania	High income
117	Luxembourg	High income
118	Macao SAR, China	High income
119	Madagascar	Low income
120	Malawi	Low income
121	Malaysia	Upper middle income
122	Maldives	Upper middle income
123	Mali	Low income
124	Malta	High income
125	Marshall Islands	Upper middle income
126	Mauritania	Lower middle income
127	Mauritius	Upper middle income
128	Mexico	Upper middle income
129	Micronesia, Fed. Sts.	Lower middle income
130	Moldova	Upper middle income
131	Monaco	High income
132	Mongolia	Lower middle income
133	Montenegro	Upper middle income
134	Morocco	Lower middle income
135	Mozambique	Low income
136	Myanmar	Lower middle income
137	Namibia	Upper middle income
138	Nauru	High income
139	Nepal	Lower middle income
140	Netherlands	High income
141	New Caledonia	High income
142	New Zealand	High income
143	Nicaragua	Lower middle income
144	Niger	Low income
145	Nigeria	Lower middle income
146	North Macedonia	Upper middle income
147	Northern Mariana Islands	High income
148	Norway	High income
149	Oman	High income
150	Pakistan	Lower middle income
151	Palau	High income
152	Panama	Upper middle income
153	Papua New Guinea	Lower middle income
154	Paraguay	Upper middle income
155	Peru	Upper middle income
156	Philippines	Lower middle income
157	Poland	High income
158	Portugal	High income
159	Puerto Rico	High income
160	Qatar	High income
161	Romania	Upper middle income
162	Russian Federation	Upper middle income
163	Rwanda	Low income
164	Samoa	Lower middle income
165	San Marino	High income
166	Sao Tome and Principe	Lower middle income
167	Saudi Arabia	High income
168	Senegal	Lower middle income
169	Serbia	Upper middle income
170	Seychelles	High income
171	Sierra Leone	Low income
172	Singapore	High income
173	Sint Maarten (Dutch part)	High income
174	Slovak Republic	High income
175	Slovenia	High income
176	Solomon Islands	Lower middle income
177	Somalia	Low income
178	South Africa	Upper middle income
179	South Sudan	Low income
180	Spain	High income
181	Sri Lanka	Lower middle income
182	St. Kitts and Nevis	High income
183	St. Lucia	Upper middle income
184	St. Martin (French part)	High income
185	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	Upper middle income
186	Sudan	Low income
187	Suriname	Upper middle income
188	Sweden	High income
189	Switzerland	High income
190	Syrian Arab Republic	Low income
191	Tajikistan	Lower middle income
192	Tanzania	Lower middle income
193	Thailand	Upper middle income
194	Timor-Leste	Lower middle income
195	Togo	Low income
196	Tonga	Upper middle income
197	Trinidad and Tobago	High income
198	Tunisia	Lower middle income
199	Turkmenistan	Upper middle income
200	Turks and Caicos Islands	High income
201	Tuvalu	Upper middle income
202	Uganda	Low income
203	Ukraine	Lower middle income
204	United Arab Emirates	High income
205	United Kingdom	High income
206	United States	High income
207	Uruguay	High income
208	Uzbekistan	Lower middle income
209	Vanuatu	Lower middle income
210	Venezuela, RB	Upper middle income-for 2020/ no info for 2023)
211	Vietnam	Lower middle income
212	Virgin Islands (U.S.)	High income
213	West Bank and Gaza	Lower middle income
214	Yemen, Rep.	Low income
215	Zambia	Lower middle income
216	Zimbabwe	Lower middle income

In the World Development Indicators database (and most other time series datasets), all 189 World Bank member countries, plus 28 other economies with populations of more than 30,000, are classified so that data users can aggregate, group, and compare statistical data of interest, and for the presentation of key statistics. The main classifications provided are by geographic region, by income group, and by the operational lending categories of the World Bank Group. These groupings change from time to time: these tables provide those currently in use.

The term country, used interchangeably with economy, does not imply political independence but refers to any territory for which authorities report separate social or economic statistics.

For more info: https://datahelpdesk.worldbank.org/knowledgebase/articles/906519-world-bank-country-and-lending-groups