Turkey will introduce a series of reform measures to promote exports and attract capital inflows.

Turkish Minister of Finance Simsek stated on the 27th that the Turkish government has designated 2026 as the year of reform, planning to take a series of structural reform measures to promote goods, services exports and attract capital inflows. Simsek said at a press conference held at the Presidential Palace in Ankara that the reform measures specifically include developing industries that extend to the high end of the value chain, promoting green and digital transformation, and initiating major reforms in infrastructure investment, tax system, public finance, governance, and other areas. The reform goals are to increase exports of goods and services, attract more talent, businesses, and capital inflows, and transform Istanbul into one of the important financial centers in the region.