Türkiye rolls out new measures to boost investment climate, VP says

Türkiye is navigating global uncertainties with confidence while implementing fresh legal, administrative, and fiscal measures to enhance its investment climate, Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz stated on Monday. Speaking at the “Powerhouse for Investment at the Türkiye Century” press conference in Ankara, Yılmaz said officials had gathered to brief the public on measures announced last Friday by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to boost the country’s competitiveness.

Global uncertainty and regional tensions

Yılmaz noted that the global economy is experiencing heightened uncertainty, with geopolitical tensions intensifying across multiple regions. He pointed out that the risk of escalation between Iran and Israel — alongside US involvement — has added further strain to an already fragile environment, directly affecting energy markets, trade routes, and global financial conditions. In such a fragmented landscape, resilience, predictability, and production capacity have become decisive factors shaping global investment.

Türkiye as a reliable investment hub

Yılmaz emphasized that Türkiye has navigated this environment with confidence and discipline, taking necessary measures to mitigate potential economic impacts and ensure orderly market functioning. “Türkiye stands out as a stable, predictable, and reliable partner for investment and industrial activity,” he said. He highlighted Türkiye’s strategic location at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, as well as its strong industrial infrastructure, advanced logistics, and integration into global value chains. “We are implementing new legal, administrative, fiscal, and institutional measures to enhance our country’s competitiveness and strengthen the investment climate,” Yılmaz added.