Next July the first of July Turkey will increase the value transit rights in the Turkish Straits system, which includes the Dardanelles Strait, the Sea of Marmara and the Strait of the Bosphorus, a system in which navigation is regulated by the Montreux Convention of 1936. These are recognized rights Turkey and expenditure on the maintenance of lighthouses and navigation signals (lights, buoys, etc.), for rescue and for health inspection services. The increase does not will be as relevant as the one introduced last October 7 when the value of the salvage rights is increased from $0.08063 per net ton of ships that transit the Straits at $0.408/net ton. Yesterday the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure of Ankara, Abdulkadir Uraloglu, announced that from next month the value will rise to $0.4420 for each net tonne of vessels which they cross the Straits without stopping at any port.