That's right. Our treaty policy is to insist on a rate of 5% for dividends when they are dividends from direct investment, usually defined in treaties as investment above either 10% or 15% equity position, and 15% for other dividends.
In the case of Turkey, this is give-and-take negotiation. Their policy is to seek higher rates of withholding in countries with which they are perceived to import capital. And these are the rates that they have with countries comparable to us, like the U.K., the U.S., and others.