Türkiye's Investment Chief unveils global strategy in Brand Finance Summit 2024 in London
Turkish Investment head Burak Daglioglu reveals the 'International Direct Investment Strategy: 2024-2028' at the Brand Finance Global Soft Power Summit 2024 in London
EXCLUSIVE BY KEVSER ERBAY — Turkish Presidency's Investment Office head Burak Daglioglu Wednesday briefed global investors on the country's investment potential in U.K.'s London by unveiling the forthcoming "International Direct Investment Strategy: 2024-2028" at the Brand Finance Global Soft Power Summit 2024.
As part of the Summit, Daglioglu presented to the investors and underscored Türkiye's enduring economic stability and resilient structure, positioning it as a beacon for international investment.
Daglioglu emphasized Türkiye's economic resilience, stable and growing economy, and successful track record as a leading investment destination in the region. He detailed Türkiye's achievements in attracting foreign direct investments (FDI). He outlined the country's ambitious goal to increase its share of the global FDI market from 1% to 1.5% over the next five years.
Daglioglu's presentation shed light on the evolution and the significant impact of the Investment Office's policies and reforms in making Türkiye an attractive hub for international businesses.
He highlighted that more than 700 global companies are active in Türkiye's technoparks and R&D centers, contributing to a vibrant economic ecosystem.
Additionally, over 80,000 international companies operate across various sectors in Türkiye, underscoring the nation's capacity to attract and sustain global investments.
The cumulative international investments in Türkiye have exceeded $260 billion over the past two decades, a testament to the country's strong investment climate and appeal to foreign investors. The "International Direct Investment Strategy: 2024-2028" aims to build on this foundation, targeting strategic sectors and leveraging Türkiye's geographical and economic strengths to attract more international capital.
During his stay in London, Daglioglu, alongside Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz, engaged in a series of meetings to showcase Türkiye's business environment and the potential opportunities it offers investors.
Türkiye's commitment to fostering a conducive environment for FDI was underscored, with Dağlıoğlu reiterating the nation's dedication to structural reforms and initiatives designed to streamline investment processes.
Source: Newsroom
