Türkiye aims to increase its share to 1.5 pct in global FDI flows by 2028

Türkiye revealed its foreign direct investment (FDI) strategy for the 2024-2028 period to outline the general framework of the country's policies and guide the practices in the field.

The main goal of the strategy, revealed via a document titled "Türkiye Foreign Direct Investment Strategy 2024-2028," is to increase the country's share of the FDI pie to 1.5 percent on the global scale through qualified projects by 2028 and increase its regional share in FDI inflows to 12 percent, according to the Official Gazette and the Investment Office on Monday.

The FDI stategy is designed as a roadmap for attracting investments that will make Türkiye one of the world's most important production and export centers at a time when the global economic geography is being reshaped, said Burak Dağlıoğlu, the head of the Investment Office.

Dağlıoğlu said the strategy is one of the most important components of the vision of the "Century of Türkiye," and the strategy, which aims to support Türkiye's economic development with a sustainable and technological transformation-oriented approach, aims to attract more qualified investments by taking into account global investment trends.

Noting that the implementation of the new strategy will focus on five main policy areas, he said these areas are investment environment competitiveness, green transformation, digital transformation, global value chains and qualified human resources.

He emphasized that the new strategy will significantly increase Türkiye's regional competitiveness.

"Türkiye stands out in its region with its strategic location, qualified workforce and strong logistics infrastructure.

According to the strategy prepared by the Investment Office, Türkiye, with its dynamic and robust...