Yeni Safak – Türkiye’s growing economy continues to instill confidence in foreign investors, according to global management consulting firm A.T. Kearney. The country climbed two spots in the 2015 version of the A.T. Kearney Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index to reach 22nd place from 24th, surpassing Poland, Norway, and Finland in the eyes of the top executives of the world’s leading corporations whose opinions form the index.
Mentioning the Turkish government’s hosting of G20 and B20 meetings in Antalya this year, the study emphasizes the country’s goal of becoming a top 10 economy by 2023, the centenary of the founding of the republic, and the growth plans relying on priority sectors.
“As a platform to serve both Europe and the Middle East and boasting the 16th largest domestic market in the world, Türkiye has untapped investment potential,” the report said, highlighting the government’s reform program to bring in more FDI into higher value-added industries.