Vice President Yılmaz: The Turkish Economy Continues to Grow

Turkey's Vice President Fuat Yılmaz made significant statements during the Turkish Business World Meeting held in Tirana, the capital of Albania. Yılmaz emphasized Turkey's economic stability, stating that Turkey is the 11th largest economy in the world.

In his speech, Yılmaz expressed the strong structure and potential of the Turkish economy both regionally and globally, stating that the economy is on a continuous growth trend. Referring to past data, he said that Turkey's economic size is expected to exceed 1.5 trillion dollars by 2025. He noted that this growth target indicates an increasing role for Turkey in international trade and investment platforms.

Yılmaz highlighted Turkey's dynamic labor force structure and strategic position as critical factors in sustaining economic growth. Pointing out the country’s resources and young population, Yılmaz emphasized that Turkey's growth potential is not limited to its own borders, but it can also be effective in international markets.

In the later parts of his speech, he drew attention to Turkey's progress, especially in industrial and technological development. Yılmaz stated that with increased industrial investments, support for R&D activities, and digital transformation, the Turkish economy will become even stronger.

While mentioning that the results achieved over the years have been made possible by the implementation of current policies and strategies, he stated that Turkey's business world needs to play a more active role during this period. Yılmaz emphasized that all these topics are important not only for supporting economic growth but also for increasing Turkey's competitiveness on the international stage.