economics 57d ago
Turkey Aims to Compete with Gulf as Regional Business Hub Amid Regional Instability

Turkish President Erdoğan emphasizes Istanbul's potential to attract multinational firms by capitalizing on regional Gulf conflicts. The country promotes incentives like tax breaks and upgrades to Istanbul Financial Center to enhance its appeal. Next steps include overcoming challenges such as inflation and legal concerns to establish Istanbul as a viable alternative to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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