Industrialists Demand New Incentives and Comprehensive Development Plan
Industrialist non-governmental organizations demanded new incentives and regional development plans from the public sector in order to ensure Turkey's development and protect its production capacity.
Industrialist non-governmental organizations demanded new incentives and comprehensive programs from the public sector for the development of production and Turkey's growth. At the 27th Business World Summit held in Elazığ, it was emphasized that economic resilience and competitiveness must be preserved.
The 27th Business World Summit Concluded
The 27th Business World Summit, hosted this year by FIRATSİFED in Elazığ, has concluded. At the summit, where Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz was also a guest, demands for sustainable development against economic bottlenecks came to the forefront.
Special Development Plan for Anatolia
FIRATSİFED President Yasemin Açık stated that the participation of youth and women in production is an issue of economic security. Açık expressed that they want a special development plan tailored to regional realities in order to carry investments and opportunities to Anatolia.
Call for Strong Support for SMEs
TÜRKONFED President Süleyman Sönmez proposed the factory-building SME model to carry industry to Anatolia. He noted that they expect deeper support and guidance from the public sector for SMEs.
Risk of Protecting the Production Heritage
Süleyman Sönmez emphasized that the disinflation process eroding our production heritage would be a strategic risk. Pointing out that deindustrialization could yield social consequences, he underlined the importance of the inflation path.
Cost-Based Competitiveness Declined
TÜSİAD President Ozan Diren announced that cost-based competitiveness declined by 1.3 percent in the second quarter of 2026 compared to the previous quarter. He requested targeted and transparent financing opportunities for companies to make technology investments.
Emphasis on Legal Security and Merit
Stating that legal security is essential for a predictable investment environment, Ozan Diren underscored that transparency, competition, and merit must be strengthened.