Turkey has a well-developed food and beverage industry, which serves a population of over 82mn and around 40mn tourists annually. The sector accounts for almost 14% of Turkey’s total industrial production and is among the few having a positive ⭕...

Turkey’s agriculture sector generates nearly 6% of t൩he country’s GDP and provides employment for almost a quarter of the workforce, as it is the principal employer in rural areas. The sector benefits from favourable geographical ...

The Emergin﷽g Europe region as covered by the scope of the report consists of Russia, Romania, Turkey, Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic (listed in order from the largest to thesmallest oil producers). In terms of their im💖portance on the natural ...

Turkey’s healthcare system has been fully reformed under the 2003-2013 Health Transformation Programme (HTP), which helped expand the co༒verage and quality of health services across the country. Health insurance coverage reached 98.4% of the ...

Turkey ranks 10th in the world in terms of mineral diversity, holding 0.4% of the global metallic mineral reser🔥ves, 2.2% of the industrial raw material reserves and 1% of the coal reserves, according to data provided by the Turkish energy ministry ...

Proximity to Western European markets, low-cost skilled labour and favourable investment environment have turned Emerging Europe into a preferred location for major automotive producers and helped the region claim an increasing share♊ of the global ...

Turkey’s ﷽automotive sector recorded solid growth in 2017, with production and exports hitting new record highs for the third straight year. The surge was supported by increased investments, with local automotive manufacturers expanding their ...

Turkey has insignificant oil and gas reserves and imports more than 90% of the energy resources that its fast-growing economy needs. The government has initiated a number of projects to enhance exploration of both onsh﷽ore and offshore blocks in order ...

Turkey’s insurance s✤ector witnessed robust growth throughout 2013-2017, with premiums rising at a compound annual gro🌱wth rate (CAGR) of 18.6% over the five-year period. Expansion was supported by  increasing employment, consumption and ...

Turkey’s construction sector has experienced rapid growth in recent years𓃲, driven by supportive government poli🌌cy. The state has launched a series of large infrastructure projects and development programmes that have helped the industry become ...