IFC invested 23.5 billion dollars in Turkey in the last 10 years.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has announced that it has invested 23.5 billion dollars in Turkey over the past decade, highlighting the country's potential and investment opportunities. IFC's Regional Vice President for the Middle East and Central Asia, Puliti, stated that Turkey's dynamic private sector, developing workforce, and adaptability to changing technologies are among the most important factors that distinguish the country in its region.

Puliti emphasized that Turkey is a priority for the IFC and that it has been investing in this country for over half a century to support private sector development. These investments not only make a positive contribution to Turkey's economic development but also further increase the interest of international investors. In parallel with global trends, Turkey's rich natural resources and strategic geographic location make it an attractive market for many investors.

In particular, the dynamism and growth potential of the private sector in Turkey attract the attention of international financial institutions like IFC. The investment of 23.5 billion dollars encompasses projects and business potential across many sectors. Puliti noted that during this period, Turkey is not only progressing as an economic center but also playing a significant role within global economic cycles.

IFC's investments in Turkey also significantly contribute to the country's ability to create employment and to reinforce economic stability. The direction of investments is critical not only for financing but also for facilitating the sharing of knowledge and experience. Puliti also emphasized Turkey's continuous desire to enhance its workforce productivity and innovation capacity.

Finally, Puliti highlighted the need for sectoral diversity and international collaborations to enhance Turkey's competitiveness in the global market, expressing confidence that IFC's long-standing alliance with Turkey will continue. It is expected that these types of investments will continue to progress towards sustainable growth and development goals.