Turkey sets three-year public investment plan to spur growth and reduce regional gaps

According to the official Public Investment Program Preparation Guide, Turkey will allocate state resources over the next three years to large-scale economic and social infrastructure that exceeds private-sector capacity. The strategy seeks to cut industrial production costs, foster innovative manufacturing, and keep macro-economic targets on track through 2029. Key sectors highlighted are manufacturing, research and development, digitalisation, logistics, energy, education, agriculture, tourism and defence, with special attention to reducing regional development gaps and enhancing human capital.

In agriculture, the focus is on advanced irrigation, livestock productivity, plant health and biosecurity. Energy plans emphasize domestic resource exploration, renewable and nuclear integration, and diversified natural-gas corridors. Additional investments target indigenous rail and defence technologies, judicial reforms, modern security, border upgrades and the preservation of cultural heritage from the Turkish-Islamic period.