President Erdogan announces Turkey's economic reform package

Turkey's new economic reform package aims to boost investment, production, jobs, and exports

Turkey to raise its potential growth through boosting production efficiency

Turkey aims for domestic and national economy with fewer imports and more exports

We will achieve our goals by working day and night to make Turkey one of world's top 10 economies

Turkey weathered 2009 global economic crisis, post-2013 crises in both politics, economy to keep its 2023 targets within reach

Turkey focusing on public finance, inflation, financial sector, current account deficit, and employment

Turkey's 1st target stronger public finance to guard against risks, with fiscal discipline our top priority

Macroeconomic and structural policies form the backbone of Turkey's new economic reforms

Turkey to decrease foreign exchange's share of total debt stock to reduce sensitivity to external shocks

Encouraging investments, easing domestic trade, competition policies, market surveillance, and control to be in reform package

Turkey to expand savings in public administration such as limiting vehicle rentals and hospitality costs

Turkey to provide income-tax breaks for 850,000 small businesses (barbers, plumbers, carpenters, etc.)

Turkey aims to bring inflation down to single digits

Turkey to establish participation finance arbitration mechanism meeting international standards

Turkey to gather participation finance sector under single roof, while stepping up its improvement

Turkey working on creating economic, technological, and legal infrastructure for digital currency

Turkey to form health industry agency to help develop strong, innovative healthcare industry

Turkey to found Software and Hardware Industries Presidency to gain global competitiveness, encourage youth employment

 Turkey to set up Economic Coordination Council under Vice President Fuat Oktay

Turkey to establish Financial Stability Council under Treasury and Finance Minister Lutfi Elvan