Turkey is a country with an extraordinary geographical and climatic location, which is the link between Europe and Asia, a country with a unique geographical location, part of which is located in Asia and part of which is located in Europe, and for a long time it has been a barrier and a bridge between the two continents. It has been ancient and this has had a significant impact on the economy of this country.
including the high volume of gross production and exports, attracting foreign capital through the tourism industry and medical and beauty services, and various types of foreign investment, which has created a safe and profitable platform with an upward outlook in this country, and secure investment in this country will guarantee In addition to increasing the investment amount for obtaining citizenship and passport, from $250,000 to $400,000, not only the number of investment applicants did not decrease, but also due to the benefits that the Turkish government provides for investors and immigrants who have received Turkish passports. And has taken into account, the number of investors also increased.
Also, according to the presented statistics, the growth of the sale price of property in three years (2019-2022) is 417% and its five-year statistics (2017-2022) is 442%, which proves that investment in the field of property in this The country will be very profitable.
At the macro level, the government has been able to continue the development and economic growth program by taking advantage of the expansion of the private sector and increasing competition, reducing domestic demand and developing exports, creating a mechanism and encouraging foreign capital attraction, increasing productivity and using technology.
The CIA has classified Turkey in the category of developed countries. Economists and politicians often classify Turkey as a newly industrialized country and consider it among the 20 industrialized countries in the world. During the last few years, Turkey has been one of the countries with the highest economic growth and ranks sixth among the most powerful economies in European countries. According to the Forbes magazine, in terms of the number of billionaires, Istanbul has 35 billionaires in 2008, after Moscow with 74 billionaires and New York with 71. Billionaires, London has 36 billionaires in the fourth place in the world and in this respect it is ahead of cities like Tokyo, Hong Kong, Los Angeles and Dallas.
The main strategy of Turkey in macroeconomics has been to achieve high economic growth, expand the private sector and create a mechanism for more competition. Privatization was clearly placed on the agenda of Turkish economic policies from the mid-80s. Privatization in Turkey, on the one hand, has helped to reduce as much as possible the intervention of the government in economic activities and to reduce the monetary burden of state economic enterprises on the national budget, and on the other hand, it has been aimed at developing capital markets and redirecting resources towards new investments. Turkey has succeeded to a considerable extent in achieving its privatization policies by attracting public support, transparency in policy-making and implementation, economic and political stability, and the strong support of the government to the private sector. In addition to privatization, it has also paid special attention to attracting foreign capital through economic policy in the neighboring country. Turkey has been one of the most important countries in attracting foreign capital due to having a suitable platform for investment and proximity to the Asian consumer market.