What are the government’s goals for the aviation sector in Turkey over the next decade, and what is the likelihood of these objectives being achieved? ŞENER: Throughout the 2000s, Turkey’s aviation business performed strongly. Three main factors contributed to this success: outward foreign economic policy, political stability and the successful privatisation of...
When the Republic of Turkey emerged from the ashes of the Ottoman Empire 90 years ago, the fledgling nation had little indigenous industrial capacity. This was especially clear in the construction sector, which was dominated by foreign firms. Things began to change during the Cold War climate of the 1950s, when Turkey began receiving more development assistance from the...
Turkey recently became the biggest producer of white goods in Europe. When we take a broader view and look beyond just this sector, we can see that the country is now sea of opportunity for investors outside of the European continent.
What impact is Turkey’s credit rating upgrade likely to have on investment activity on the BIST over the short to medium term?
What factors have contributed to the low domestic savings rate in Turkey, and how might this rate be increased by the new pension law?
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