According to Minister Nebati, Turkish Economy Will Continue to Grow

Answering journalists' questions during the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) Board of Governors Annual Meetings held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, Treasury and Finance Minister Nureddin Nebati said that Turkey quickly responded to investment requests.

According to Minister Nebati, Turkish Economy Will Continue to Grow. Treasury and Finance Minister Nureddin Nabati attended the Annual Meetings of the Board of Governors of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Answering the questions of journalists by holding a press conference during the meetings, Nebati drew a positive picture regarding the Turkish economy. Noting that the meeting was attended by ministers from Islamic countries and bilateral meetings were held,  Nebati said, "In these meetings, we have the opportunity to explain the Turkish economy on the one hand, and to learn about the countries' demands and expectations for their own economies on the other. Turkey's presence and weight are also palpable at this gathering. That's how it feels." Nebati, who suggested that Turkey has shown success especially in the last two years, especially during the Covid-19 epidemic, stated that this success was followed by Islamic countries. Nebati stated that while the world is shrinking in 2020, Turkey has grown by 1.8 percent by positive differentiation. Stating that the Turkish economy continued to grow last year and showed the same success in the first quarter of this year despite the Russia-Ukraine War, Nebati said, "It seems that this growth will continue. As a result, countries are wondering how Turkey can sustain such success in the epidemic, and with the war which severely affected the global economy, and we are explaining them." Emphasizing that Turkey is at the forefront of investable countries, Nebati stated that the country is responding quickly to investment demands these days and continued his statements with the following words: "The positive approach of our laws, regulations, and especially of the economy administration, under the leadership of our President, seriously affects them."