No Structural Issues in Capital Markets
Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz stated that problems in the capital markets stem from a limited area and that necessary judicial measures have been taken.
Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz stated that there is no structural problem in Turkey's capital markets and that recent developments stem from specific issues in a limited area.
Capital Markets and Measures
It was announced that there is no general structural problem in Turkey's capital markets and that recent issues stem from specific matters in a limited area. It was reported that all necessary administrative and judicial measures for this area have been taken and continue to be taken.
Macroeconomic Indicators
It was emphasized that the ratio of the budget deficit to national income remains around 3 percent and the current account deficit stays at a manageable level. It was noted that Turkey's economic fundamentals are solid with strong reserves and favorably developing risk premiums.
Export Targets and Figures
It was stated that goods and services exports broke a record in 2025, approaching 400 billion dollars, and that total exports are targeted to reach 450 billion dollars by the end of the Medium-Term Program period.
MÜSİAD EXPO and Business Forum
It was conveyed that new markets, partnerships, and investments are targeted with the participation of hundreds of companies from 18 sectors within the scope of MÜSİAD EXPO and the International Business Forum.
International Procurement Committees
It was stated that over 400 procurement delegations from more than 70 countries were brought together with Turkish companies with the support of the Ministry of Trade, and commercial diplomacy topics were discussed.