Support for High Technology in Industry: 177.2 Billion Lira Allocated

The draft of the Central Government Budget Law for 2026 indicates that Turkey is allocating significant resources to achieve a high value-added and technology-oriented transformation in its industry. In this direction, a total budget of 177.2 billion lira has been planned under the "Industry Development, Production and Investment Support Program."

This program aims to improve Turkey's production and investment environment and to encourage the production of high value-added, technological products during this process. The newly determined route aims to provide significant support for industries to create a competitive and sustainable production structure.

The resources allocated from the central government budget will form the essential tools needed for transformation and growth in Turkey's industry. It is planned that this support amount will exceed 178 billion lira in 2027 and 2028. Thus, the industrial sector will move forward with stronger steps into the future.

This amount, which is crucial for ensuring economic sustainability, will create new opportunities for both producers and investors. Such a substantial support for high technology will strengthen the industry's position in international competition and make significant contributions to the national economy.

This program, which promotes the modernization of production processes and the integration of innovative technologies, will increase the use of energy-efficient, environmentally friendly technologies in industrial enterprises, ultimately aiming for sustainable economic growth in the public interest.

In conclusion, these steps taken to strengthen Turkey's industrial strategy and enhance its competitiveness will accelerate the country's economic development and support the transformation in the industrial segment.