Investor interest in Türkiye is on the rise, with a focus on economic sustainability and predictability, according to Nail Olpak, head of the Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEIK). The 15th Türkiye Investment Conference in New York City saw the participation of senior executives from twenty-five Fortune 100 companies, showing increased interest compared to previous years.
Last year’s discussions at the Goldman Sachs meeting were more politically oriented, while this year, the focus shifted towards the outcomes of Türkiye’s Medium-Term Program and market trends. Additional meetings with Citibank provided insight into Türkiye’s energy policies and technology sector, further fueling investor interest.
Murat Ozyegin, chair of the Türkiye-US Business Council, highlighted the positive feedback on the Medium-Term Program, citing the government’s commitment to reducing inflation as a key factor in boosting predictability. Resolving investor issues and offering incentive programs centered around predictability were key topics of discussion, reinforcing the growing confidence in the Turkish economy.