2026.04.22 - Why invest in Turkiye EN

1.

Why
invest in
Türkiye?
April 2026

2.

10 Reasons to
Invest in Türkiye
Robust Economy
Domestic +
Accessible
Markets
Strategic
Location
Favourable
Demographics
Skilled and
Competitive
Labor Force
Continuous
Reform Process
Business Friendliness
Lucrative
Incentives
Advantageous
R&D Ecosystem
Sectoral
Opportunities

3.

Robust Economy
Track record
growth and bright
future with proven
resilience
11th largest
economy in the
World
Source: OECD, PPP: Purchasing Power Parity
Ranking of Economies By GDP at PPP
2003
2025
1st USA
1st CHINA
2nd CHINA
2nd USA
3th JAPAN
3th INDIA
4th GERMANY
4th RUSSIA
5th INDIA
5th JAPAN
6th FRANCE
6th GERMANY
7th RUSSIA
7th INDONESIA
8th UK
8th BRAZIL
9th ITALY
9th FRANCE
10th BRAZIL
10th UK
11th MEXICO
11th TÜRKİYE
12th SPAIN
12th ITALY
13th INDONESIA
13th MEXICO
14th CANADA
14th S. KOREA
15th S. KOREA
15th SPAIN
16th S. ARABIA
16th CANADA
17th AUSTRALIA
17th S. ARABIA
18th TÜRKİYE
18th EGYPT

4.

Ranking of Economies By GDP at PPP
2003
2025
2026
1st USA
1st CHINA
1st CHINA
2nd CHINA
2nd USA
2nd USA
3th JAPAN
3th INDIA
3th INDIA
4th GERMANY
4th RUSSIA
4th JAPAN
5th INDIA
5th JAPAN
5th INDONESIA
6th FRANCE
6th GERMANY
6th GERMANY
7th RUSSIA
7th INDONESIA
7th RUSSIA
8th UK
8th BRAZIL
8th BRASIL
9th ITALY
9th FRANCE
9th UK
10th BRAZIL
10th UK
10th TÜRKİYE
11th MEXICO
11th TÜRKİYE
11th FRANCE
12th SPAIN
12th ITALY
12th MEXICO
13th INDONESIA
13th MEXICO
13th S. KOREA
14th CANADA
14th S. KOREA
14th ITALY
15th S. KOREA
15th SPAIN
15th SPAIN
16th S. ARABIA
16th CANADA
16th CANADA
17th AUSTRALIA
17th S. ARABIA
17th S. ARABIA
18th TÜRKİYE
18th EGYPT
18th AUSTRALIA
Source: OECD, PPP: Purchasing Power Parity

5.

Ranking of Economies By GDP at PPP
2003
2025
2026
2052
1st USA
1st CHINA
1st CHINA
1st CHINA
2nd CHINA
2nd USA
2nd USA
2nd INDIA
3th JAPAN
3th INDIA
3th INDIA
3th USA
4th GERMANY
4th RUSSIA
4th JAPAN
4th INDONESIA
5th INDIA
5th JAPAN
5th INDONESIA
5th TÜRKİYE
6th FRANCE
6th GERMANY
6th GERMANY
6th JAPAN
7th RUSSIA
7th INDONESIA
7th RUSSIA
7th GERMANY
8th UK
8th BRAZIL
8th BRASIL
8th BRAZIL
9th ITALY
9th FRANCE
9th UK
9th RUSSIA
10th BRAZIL
10th UK
10th TÜRKİYE
10th MEXICO
11th MEXICO
11th TÜRKİYE
11th FRANCE
11th UK
12th SPAIN
12th ITALY
12th MEXICO
12th FRANCE
13th INDONESIA
13th MEXICO
13th S. KOREA
13th ITALY
14th CANADA
14th S. KOREA
14th ITALY
14th S. KOREA
15th S. KOREA
15th SPAIN
15th SPAIN
15th S. ARABIA
16th S. ARABIA
16th CANADA
16th CANADA
16th CANADA
17th AUSTRALIA
17th S. ARABIA
17th S. ARABIA
17th AUSTRALIA
18th TÜRKİYE
18th EGYPT
18th AUSTRALIA
18th SPAIN
Source: OECD, PPP: Purchasing Power Parity

6.

Robust Economy
Track record
growth and bright
future with
proven resilience
REAL GDP GROWTH
(INDEX: 2002=100)
350,0
Türkiye;
328
300,0
250,0
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
200,0
Average Annual GDP Growth (%)
2002-2025
Czechia
Hungary
150,0
5,3
100,0
3,7
3,3
3,1
2,3
2,0
50,0
Türkiye Poland Romania Bulgaria Czechia Hungary
Source: TurkStat, IMF
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
0,0

7.

Robust Economy
Strong macroeconomic fundamentals based on
successful public finance management
Gross Public Debt Stock as % of GDP
Budget Balance as % of GDP
90
80
70
60
50
EU 27; 82,5
Maastricht
Criteria;
60
0
-2
-4
40
30
20
Türkiye;
23,3
-6
-8
10
-10
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
0
Source: Ministry of Treasury and Finance, TurkStat, IMF
-12
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
100
Maastricht
Criteria; 3
Türkiye;
-3.1
EU 27;
-3,3
Temporary effect of
2023 devastating
earthquake

8.

Robust Economy
A seven fold
increase in the
size of the
economy over the
past 23 years
Turkish economy has grown nearly 7-fold over the past
23 years and is promising to be on the growing trend
GDP at current prices, $
Billion
$1,596
Billion
X6.7
2025
2002
$238
Billi
on
Source: IMF, TurkStat
Robust domestic market and entrepreneurial
private sector spurred investments and
exports
Contribution to GDP 2002-2025
+72%
+30%
+22%
Domestic
Consumption
Investment
Expenditures
Exports

9.

Robust domestic market and entrepreneurial
private sector spurred investments and
exports
Contribution to GDP 2002-2025 (in chain linked
volume)
+72%
+30%
+22%
-3%
-21%
Domestic
Consumption
Investment
Expenditures
Exports
Stocks
Imports
Source: TurkStat

10.

Domestic Market
Impressive economic growth leading to a sizable
middle class with increasing purchasing power
Income per capita
GDP per capita, current prices at purchasing power parity
$40,501
$10,988
x4
2002
Source: IMF
2024

11.

Income per capita
GDP per capita, current prices at purchasing power parity
$40,501
$10,988
x4
2002
2024
Stock of Automobiles
Millions of passenger cars
Turkish Aviation Passenger
Millions of passengers
2002 4.6M
2002 34M
2025 17.4M
2025 247M
Source: IMF, TurkStat, Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure

12.

Domestic Market
Domestic market
further supported
by emerging urban
centers
Total Population as of 2025
86.1
Source: TurkStat
Half of the
population is
under the age of
24 urban centers
with populations
over
34.9
1 Million

13.

Domestic and Accessible Markets
Domestic Market + EU Market + Free Trade Area
86.1
Million
in Türkiye
450 Million
in EU
488 Million
in FTA Area
Source: TurkStat

14.

Domestic and Accessible Markets
Domestic Market + EU Market + Free Trade Area
86.1
Million
in Türkiye
450 Million
in EU
488 Million
in FTA Area
Source: World Bank
Customs Union with
the EU allows direct
access to the EU
Market

15.

Domestic and Accessible Markets
Domestic Market + EU Market + Free Trade Area
86.1
Million
in Türkiye
450 Million
in EU
488 Million
in FTA Area
Source: World Bank
Free Trade
Agreements with
30 countries

16.

Domestic and Accessible Markets
Domestic Market + EU Market + Free Trade Area
86.1
Million
in Türkiye
450 Million
in EU
488 Million
in FTA Area
Free Access to
1
Billion
Consumers

17.

Strategic Location
Hub for multinationals to manufacture,
export and manage
Working Hours
Intersect
with 16 Time
Zones

18.

Strategic Location
Hub for multinationals to manufacture,
export and manage
At the Crossroads
of Major Markets
Unmatched Global
Connectivity
Manufacturing &
Export Hub
Regional
Operations Center
$35.0T GDP, 1.3 billion
people, $11.3 trillion
import across Europe, MENA,
and Central Asia - all
within 4 hours of Türkiye.
Turkish Airlines flies to
356 destinations in 132
countries.
Türkiye is a key base for
multinationals with strong
production and logistics.
Ideal for managing,
sourcing, and training
across nearby markets.
Source: World Bank, TradeMap

19.

Strategic Location
Hub for multinationals to manufacture,
export and manage
66 Countries
70 Countries
Production base
for MENA
largest
production
facility
worldwide
89 Countries
22 Countries
Exporting 75% of
its production
80 Countries
103 Countries
30 Countries
Exporting 85% of Exporting 87% of
its production
its production

20.

Strategic Location
Strategic location and enhanced production
capabilities attracting multinationals to invest
for export
Exports of Goods in Türkiye and the World
Türkiye’s S
Of Goods
Türkiye Records AllTime High Exports in
2025
World ($ Trillion, RHS)
Türkiye ($ Billion, LHS)
273
30
25
225
169,6
20
15
10
5
275
23,9
175
75
36
25
6,5
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
-25
2003
0
2002
+9.2%
Türkiye
Average Annual Growth
Rate (2002-2025)
1,0%
0,9%
0,8%
125
17,5
Source: TurkStat, TradeMap
1,1%
+6.3%
World
Average Annual Growth
Rate
(2002-2025)
0,7%
0,6%
0,5%
2002

21.

Strategic Location
Strategic location and enhanced production
capabilities attracting multinationals to invest
for export
Merchandise Exports By Geograph
Türkiye’s Share In Global Exports
Of Goods
20
2002
1,0%
0,8%
0,6%
EU; 48,3%
0,4%
0,2%
$36
Billion
Others;
27,5%
EU; 42,8%
North
America;
10,0%
MENA; 14,2%
Source: TurkStat, TradeMap
2024
2022
2020
2018
2016
2014
2012
2010
2008
2006
2004
2002
0,0%
$
Bil

22.

Strategic Location
Strategic location and enhanced production
capabilities attracting multinationals to invest
for export
Number of export produ
billion
Merchandise Exports By Geography
2002
2002 9
2025
2025 53
EU; 48,3%
$36
Billion
Others;
27,5%
EU; 42,8%
North
America;
10,0%
MENA; 14,2%
Source: TurkStat
$273
Billion
Others;
29,0%
North
America;
6,6%
MENA; 21,6%

23.

Strategic Location
Strategic location and enhanced production
capabilities attracting multinationals to invest
for export
Number of export products over USD 1
billion
2002 9
2025 53
Source: TurkStat

24.

Favorable Demographics
Half of population under age of 34.9 creating
dynamic labor force and fiscal discipline
Türkiye
Female
Male
Female
80-84
80-84
70-74
70-74
60-64
60-64
50-54
50-54
40-44
40-44
30-34
30-34
20-24
20-24
10-14
10-14
0-4
0-4
8
6
4
2
0
Source: Turkstat, Eurostat
2
Working Age Population
EU
4
6
8
(15-64+, index: 2014=100)
100
2014
1
1
3
5
Eu
Tü
Europe;
90,38
3
(
F
Male
Türkiye
;
118
5
T
2035

25.

Favorable Demographics
Half of population under age of 34.9 creating
dynamic labor force and fiscal discipline
Working Age Population
(15-64+, index: 2014=100)
Türkiye
;
118
100
Source: Turkstat, Eurostat
(%, Lower is better)
Formula; (Age 0-14 & 65+)/(Age 15-64)
Europe
Türkiye
Europe;
90
2014
Total Dependency Ratio
2035
46.
7
63.
7
51.
8
51.3
2010
2035

26.

Favorable Demographics
Half of population under age of 34.9 creating
dynamic labor force and fiscal discipline
Total Dependency Ratio
(%, Lower is better)
Formula; (Age Group 0-14 & 65+)/(Age Group
15-64)
Europe
Türkiye
Source: UN
46.
7
63.
7
51.
8
51.3
2010
2035

27.

Skilled and Competitive Labor
Force
Upgraded education system to enable a skilled labor
pool and address business requirements
Cost of Living Index 2026
Availability of Qualified
Engineers
Avail
Manag
Lower is better (New York = 100)
Türkiye
39,2
Higher is better (10=Available 0=Unavailable) 2025
Higher
Romania
40,6
Bulgaria
41,6
Hungary
46,9
Poland
47,3
Slovakia
49,6
Czechia
53
France
67,7
UK
67,8
Germany
68,7
USA
68,8
Source: Numbeo
Czechia
6,28
Hungary
5,9
Türkiye
5,35
Pola
Poland
5,18
Türki
Slovakia
4,99
Roman
Croatia
4,94
Bulgar
Estonia
4,76
Slovak
Bulgaria
4,17
Czech
Hunga

28.

Skilled and Competitive Labor
Force
Upgraded education system to enable a skilled labor
pool and address business requirements
Availability of Qualified
Engineers
Availability of Competent Senior
Manager
Higher is better (10=Available 0=Unavailable) 2025
Higher is better (10=Available 0=Unavailable) 2025
Czechia
6,28
Hungary
5,9
Türkiye
5,35
Poland
Poland
5,18
Slovakia
4,03
Slovakia
4,99
Türkiye
3,88
Croatia
4,94
Bulgaria
3,88
Estonia
4,76
Hungary
Bulgaria
4,17
Czechia
Croatia
Source: IMD World Competitiveness Year Executive Opinion Survey based on an index from 0 to 10.
5,04
4,25
3,34
3,58

29.

Skilled and Competitive Labor
Force
Upgraded education system to enable a skilled labor
pool and address business requirements
Availability of Competent Senior
Managers
Higher is better (10=Available 0=Unavailable) 2025
Czechia
5,04
Poland
4,25
Slovakia
4,03
Türkiye
3,88
Bulgaria
3,88
Croatia
Hungary
3,58
3,34
Source: IMD World Competitiveness Year Executive Opinion Survey based on an index from 0 to 10.

30.

Skilled and Competitive Labor
Force
Upgraded education system to enable a skilled labor
pool and address business requirements
University
Graduate
(Thousands)
Vocational
and Technical
High School
(Thousands)
874
360
Education Level of Labor Force
(%)
10%
University Level 30,7%
X2.
0
X3.
0
177
90,0%
69,3%
287
High School and Below
2002
2025
2002
2024
Source: Council of High Education, Ministry of National Education, TurkStat
2002
2025

31.

Major reforms every 18-24 months
Continuous Reform Process
2001
Coordination Council for the Improvement of the Investment
Environment
Ease of company establishment
4884)
2003
New Labor Law
2004
Establishment and Operating
Licenses
2005
New Banking Law
2006
Tax Reform -> Corporate Tax 20% down from
33%
2007
New Insurance
Law
2008
Overhaul of Social Security
System
2009
Upgrading Investment
Incentives
2011
New Commercial Code
New Code of
Obligations
2012
New Capital Market
Law
Upgrading Investment
Incentives
2013
Unifying All Exchanges (Stock, Derivative, Gold,
etc.) under BIST
(Law No:
New FDI Law
Establishment of Investment Office
Investment
Incentives
R&D and Innovation
Incentives
Removing Restrictions on Foreigners’ Purchases of
Real Estate

32.

2014
İstanbul Arbitration
Center
2016
Upgrading Investment
Incentives.
2017
Industrial Property Law
(IPR)
2018
Amendments to improve doing business (Law
7099)
2019
Tech-Driven Industry
Initiative
2020
Ease of Doing Business Reform
Package II
2021
Paris
Agreement
2022
The law on the regulation of electronic
commerce
2023
12th Development
Plan
Personal Data Protection Law
Production Reform
Package
Ease of Doing Business Reform
Package I
Amendments to the Capital Market Law (Introduction of Global
Standards)
Green Deal Action
Plan
FDI Strategy
İstanbul Financial Centre
Law
Introduction of ALAIC (Advance Loans Against Investment
Commitment)
2024
High Tech Investment Program HIT-30
2025
New Investment Incentive System
Numbers of Days to Setup
a Company (2025)
New Labor Courts
Code
Amendments to Personal Data
Law
2030 Industry and Technology
Strategy
FDI Regulatory
Restrictiveness Index
Coastal Law Changes Enabling Solar Power (SPP) on
Lakes
Regulation on the Establishment
of Emissions Trading System
Climate Law
(ETS)
Ease of Doing Business
Ranking 2020

33.

Numbers of Days to Setup
a Company (2025)
Ease of Doing Business
Ranking 2020
FDI Regulatory
Restrictiveness Index
Lower is better
Lower is better
Korea
4
Korea
0,105
Türkiye
8
Türkiye
0,112
Switzerla…
0,112
Czechia
19
Hungary
20
Poland
22,5
Canada
25
Romania
30
Bulgaria
30
Sweden
35
Down from 38
Days in 2002
Portugal
45
USA
50
Mexico
0,147
Canada
0,153
Türkiye
Poland
52
55
0,215
Romania
China
0,227
Bulgaria
Indonesia
Down from
60 in 2018
40
Hungary
India
Egypt
33
61
0,248
0,282
Continuous Reform Process
Continuously implementing sweeping reforms in
many areas
Source: OECD, World Bank

34.

Business Friendliness
Offering protection and ease of doing business
2025 International Tax Competitiveness (Index=100 as most competitive)
78,7
Hungary
77,4
Czechia
75,9
73,3
Türkiye Slovakia
72,5
USA
Protection of
International Investors by
FDI Law
70,1
Mexico
69,6
Austria
67,8
Japan
66,3
61,3
S. Korea Ireland
Bilateral Investments
Protection Treaties with
89 Countries
59,1
57,9
54,7
50,3
45,8
UK
Spain
Poland
Italy
France
Treaties to Avoid Double
Taxation with 93 Countries
Source: Ministry of Trade, Tax Foundation (Tax competitiveness measures countries’ tax policies five categories: corporate income tax, consumption taxes, property taxes,
individual taxes, and international tax rules.)

35.

Lucrative Incentives
Offering lucrative incentives in many ways
Manufacturing
Incentives
Incentives for
Service Exporters
Tax deductions & exemptions
Tax deductions for exporting services in;
Cash Grants
Engineering
Architecture
Design
Software
Medical Reporting
Accounting
Call Center
Data Center
Education
Healthcare
Employment Incentives
Payroll & Training support
Technology
Development Zone
To support R&D
Tax deductions & exemptions

36.

Lucrative Incentives
Offering lucrative incentives in many ways
Incentives for
Service Exporters
Tax deductions for exporting services in;
Engineering
Architecture
Design
Software
Medical Reporting
Accounting
Call Center
Data Center
Education
Healthcare
Employment Incentives
Payroll & Training support
Technology
Development Zones
R&D and Innovati
Incentives
To support R&D
Tax deductions & exemptions
Tax deductions & exemptions

37.

in;
Lucrative Incentives
Offering lucrative incentives in many ways
Employment Incentives
Payroll & Training support
Technology
Development Zones
R&D and Innovation
Incentives
To support R&D
Tax deductions & exemptions
Tax deductions & exemptions
Investment Zones
Free Zones
Tax deductions & exemptions
Organized Industrial Zo
Developed infrastructure

38.

es
Lucrative Incentives
Offering lucrative incentives in many ways
Technology
Development Zones
R&D and Innovation
Incentives
To support R&D
Tax deductions & exemptions
Tax deductions & exemptions
Investment Zones
Free Zones
Tax deductions & exemptions
Organized Industrial Zones
Developed infrastructure

39.

Lucrative Incentives
Offering lucrative incentives in many ways
R&D and Innovation
Incentives
Tax deductions & exemptions
Investment Zones
Free Zones
Tax deductions & exemptions
Organized Industrial Zones
Developed infrastructure

40.

Lucrative Incentives
Offering lucrative incentives in many ways
Investment Zones
Free Zones
Tax deductions & exemptions
Organized Industrial Zones
Developed infrastructure

41.

Advantageous R&D Ecosystem
R&D incentives are further supported by a
favorable ecosystem
780
International
Companies
Operating in
Technoparks and
R&D Centers
Number of Researchers
(thousands)
Increasing R&D Spending
($ Billion, PPP)
Türkiye;
307,5
Türkiye;…
Poland;
223,7
Poland;…
90,8
71,3
Hungary;
70,1
Romania;
29,8
29,8
24,6
2002
Source: Ministry of Industry and Technology, OECD
PPP: Purchasing Power Parity
2012
2022
3,1
2,6
1,2
0,6
Hungary;…
Romania; 4,8
2001
2012
2023

42.

Advantageous R&D Ecosystem
R&D incentives are further supported by a
favorable ecosystem
Selected international companies conducting R&D in Türkiye

43.

Sectoral Opportunities
Offering abundant opportunities
in a variety of sectors
Aerospace & Defence
Machinery & Electrical
Agrofood
Eqp.
$25 billion defence spending (2024)
Export: $10 billion (2025)
Air passengers: 247 million (2025)
İstanbul is the 2nd city in Europe
by passenger traffic
Top UAV exporter in the world with a
65% share. (2018-2023)
One of the 11 countries to
produce satellites
Source: TurkStat, Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, SIPRI
Largest TV & white goods producer in
Europe
Exporting 75% of its production
Revenue: $90.1 billion (2024)
Export: $29 billion (2025)
7th largest agriculture producer in
the World, 1st in Europe (2025)
Agriculture & Food Industry Market:
$103.7 billion (2023)
Export: $36.4 billion (2025)
Export to around 200 countries

44.

Sectoral Opportunities
Offering abundant opportunities
in a variety of sectors
Machinery & Electrical
Agrofood
Energy
Eqp.
)
Largest TV & white goods producer in
Europe
a
Exporting 75% of its production
Revenue: $90.1 billion (2024)
Export: $29 billion (2025)
7th largest agriculture producer in
6th largest electricity market in
the World, 1st in Europe (2025)
Europe
Agriculture & Food Industry Market:
with over 122 GW (2025)
$103.7 billion (2023)
Over 58% renewable energy share in
Export: $36.4 billion (2025)
installed capacity, positioning
Export to around 200 countries
Türkiye among Europe's leaders
(2025)
Türkiye generated 7 GW new capacity
in 2025
4th in the world in geothermal
energy capacity
Source: TurkStat, TURKBESD

45.

in
Sectoral Opportunities
Offering abundant opportunities
in a variety of sectors
Agrofood
Energy
7th largest agriculture producer in
6th largest electricity market in
the World, 1st in Europe (2025)
Europe
Agriculture & Food Industry Market:
with over 122 GW (2025)
$103.7 billion (2023)
Over 58% renewable energy share in
Export: $36.4 billion (2025)
installed capacity, positioning
Export to around 200 countries
Türkiye among Europe's leaders
(2025)
Türkiye generated 7 GW new capacity
in 2025
4th in the world in geothermal
energy capacity
Source: TurkStat, World Bank
Automotive
12th largest manufacturer in the
World,
4th in Europe (2024)
1.4 million vehicle produced (2025)
Export: $41.5 billion (2025)

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Sectoral Opportunities
Offering abundant opportunities
in a variety of sectors
Energy
6th largest electricity market in
Automotive
World,
Europe
with over 122 GW (2025)
:
Over 58% renewable energy share in
installed capacity, positioning
Türkiye among Europe's leaders
(2025)
Türkiye generated 7 GW new capacity
in 2025
4th in the world in geothermal
energy capacity
Source: EMRA, IEA
12th largest manufacturer in the
4th in Europe (2024)
1.4 million vehicle produced (2025)
Export: $41.5 billion (2025)
Infrastructure
$228 billion PPP contracts (19862025)
More opportunities in transport,
energy, health

47.

Sectoral Opportunities
Offering abundant opportunities
in a variety of sectors
Automotive
12th largest manufacturer in the
World,
4th in Europe (2024)
1.4 million vehicle produced (2025)
Export: $41.5 billion (2025)
Infrastructure
ICT
$228 billion PPP contracts (1986-
Market size: $36.7 billion (2024)
2025)
Export: $3.3 billion (2024)
More opportunities in transport,
Employment: 246K of which 70% are
R&D personnel (2024)
energy, health
Technology startups attracted $5.7
billion investment in 2021-2025.
Source: TIM (Türkiye Exporters Assembly), OSD, OICA

48.

Sectoral Opportunities
Offering abundant opportunities
in a variety of sectors
Infrastructure
ICT
$228 billion PPP contracts (1986-
Market size: $36.7 billion (2024)
2025)
Export: $3.3 billion (2024)
More opportunities in transport,
Employment: 246K of which 70% are
R&D personnel (2024)
energy, health
Technology startups attracted $5.7
billion investment in 2021-2025.
Source: Presidency of Strategy and Budget

49.

Sectoral Opportunities
Offering abundant opportunities
in a variety of sectors
ICT
Market size: $36.7 billion (2024)
Export: $3.3 billion (2024)
Employment: 246K of which 70% are
R&D personnel (2024)
Technology startups attracted $5.7
billion investment in 2021-2025.
Source: TÜBİSAD, Startups.watch

50.

Foreign Direct Investment
Exceptional increase in international investment
boosted by the value Türkiye offers
FDI Inflows to Türkiye
(Billion $)
288
Number of
International
Companies in Türkiye
(Thousands)
Geographic Breakdown
(2003-2025)
%100
88,8
X19.
2
X15.
9
Europe; 69,3%
5,6
15
Asia; 14,3%
1973-2002
(30 years)
2003-2025
(23 years)
Source: CBRT, Ministry of Industry and Technology
2002
2025
North America; 8,1%
Gulf; 7,1%
Other; 1,1%
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51.

Foreign Direct Investment
Exceptional increase in international investment
boosted by the value Türkiye offers
Geographic Breakdown
(2003-2025)
Sectoral Breakdown
(2003-2025)
Private Sector Approach
Public Sector Capabiliti
%100
%100
Finance; 28,8%
Europe; 69,3%
A Governmental Agency
Reporting to the Preside
Manufacturing; 25,0%
Wholesale & Retail;…
Asia; 14,3%
Energy; 9,6%
Others; 9,3%
North America; 8,1%
Gulf; 7,1%
Other; 1,1%
Source: CBRT
ICT; 8,6%
Transportion & Storage; 4,8%
Construction; 2,9%
Acting as a
Solution Partner

52.

Invest in Türkiye
Assist you before, during and after your entry into
Türkiye
Private Sector Approach with
Public Sector Capabilities
Custo
Consu
A Governmental Agency
Reporting to the President
Acting as a
Solution Partner
Coord
with
Stake

53.

Invest in Türkiye
Assist you before, during and after your entry into
Türkiye
Customized
Consulting
Business
Facilitation
Tailor-Made
Delegation
Visits
Partnership
Development
Assistance
Coordination
with
Stakeholders
Site
Selection
Support
Project
Launch
Ongoing
Support

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