In this section, you will find the road map relating to administrative procedures that investors must follow for establishing a new business in Turkey and details of formal processes related with each procedure.

In this section, you will find the information on cost of labor force, energy, communication and other similar factors.

In this section, you will find the detailed informations relating to investment incentives which is applied in Turkey and general frame of tax applications.

In this section, you will find the legal regulations related to organized industrial zones, technology development zones, industry zones which are allocated for investments in Turkey and detailed informations about existing investment place alternatives.

Turkey offers investors a young, talented, motivated and skilled workforce which is composed of 24.2 million people, approximately 34% of the total population. The skill pool of the labour force is able to meet the needs of the globally integrated and highly diversified Turkish economy.

In this section, you will find information about Turkey's administrative structures related with business environment and descriptive informations about regulations relating to different markets.

Turkish economy has exhibited a growth far beyond the targets determined in the last three years. Strict adherence to structural reforms and financial discipline have increased the resistance of the economy to external shocks and support the low inflation-stable growth path environment..

In this section, you will find the updated information and statistical indicators related with foreign direct investments in Turkey.

Foreign trade volume of Turkey has grown 2.3 fold between 1999 and 2004. As of 2005, Turkey ranks as the 23rd largest exporting country in the world. You will find the details of foreign trade figures in this section.