Invest News DetailDünya - Foreign direct investment (FDI) into Türkiye increased by 8.2 percent in the January-March period over the same period of the last year and reached USD 4.6 billion, Türkiye’s Minister of Economy, Zafer Caglayan, said in a written statement. More than two thirds of the FDI that Türkiye attracted originate from the EU, the Minister Caglayan said, adding that the quarterly increase is a signal of more and larger-scale investments being on the way. Foreign investments into Türkiye are expected to significantly increase with the introduction of the new investment incentive regime. Türkiye represents a safe haven and a land of opportunities for foreign investors. The fact that 75.2 percent of the FDI is coming from EU countries testifies to Türkiye’s becoming a supply and production base for Europe, the Minister’s statement read.