Turkey's National Income will exceed 1.5 trillion dollars in 2025!

Speaking at the Investment Advisory Committee (YDK) Meeting held at the Presidential Dolmabahçe Working Office, Cevdet Yılmaz announced Turkey's economic growth targets. Yılmaz emphasized the developments in various sectors of the national economy over the last 22 years, stating that Turkey will surpass a national income of 1.5 trillion dollars by 2025.

He expressed that Turkey's national income, approximately 238 billion dollars in 2002, is expected to approach 1.4 trillion dollars by the end of 2024. This situation is a result of the profound changes experienced in Turkey's economy. The increase in production capacity, strengthening of infrastructure investments, and rising exports are among the main dynamics of this growth.

A notable increase is also observed in per capita income. Cevdet Yılmaz noted that in recent years, per capita income has increased by more than four times, approaching 15 thousand dollars. This situation not only contributes to the rising living standards of the Turkish people but also attracts the attention of international investors.

Turkey's strong human capital accumulation and youthful population are highlighted as one of the biggest supporters of future economic growth. Yılmaz emphasized that if this potential is harnessed, Turkey will rapidly develop into a flourishing economy.

Finally, Yılmaz listed the reasons why Turkey is preferred by both domestic and foreign investors, drawing attention to the importance of a solid economic infrastructure and sustainable growth targets. He stated that with economic reforms and targeted projects, Turkey's financial stability will be reinforced and its competitive strength in global markets will increase.