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Interview with the Türkiye's Investment Office President Ahmet Burak Daglioglu
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Interview with the Türkiye's Investment Office President Ahmet Burak Daglioglu
Türkiye has revealed its foreign direct investment strategy for the 2024-2028 period, as it looks to transform from a regional hub into a global economic powerhouse. The outlined plans aim to increase the country's global FDI share to 1-and-a-half percent and its regional share to 12 percent by 2028. The strategy highlights Türkiye's dynamic economy, strategic location and world-class infrastructure as key attractors for international investments. It also emphasizes the country's skilled labor force and ongoing improvements in the business environment through reforms and incentives over the past 21 years. In the past two decades, Türkiye saw a significant rise in FDI, hosting over 80,000 multinational companies and becoming a regional economic hub for new investments.
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