Economy
Türkiye attracted $13B in foreign direct investment in 2022
'We aim to receive 1.5% share in global investments in the coming period,' says head of Investment Office
Ugur Aslanhan |
16.03.2023 - Update : 16.03.2023
ISTANBUL
Türkiye attracted $13 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) last year, the head of Investment Office said on Thursday.
"We aim to receive 1.5% share in global investments in the coming period," Burak Daglioglu said.
Türkiye is among the countries that recovered the fastest from the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war, he added.
With its well qualified workforce and geographical location at the intersection of Asia, Africa and Europe, Türkiye has the advantage of dealing with challenges, he added.
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