Financial Times: Erdoğan to meet with major corporate executives... Investment in Turkey to be encouraged

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is expected to host an important meeting in New York on September 23 with the aim of attracting investors back to the Turkish economy.

According to a report by the UK-based Financial Times, Erdoğan will meet in a roundtable discussion with senior executives from 20 major US companies on the Fortune 100 list, including Wall Street banks JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs.

INVESTMENT IN TURKEY TO BE ENCOURAGED

The meeting's organizer, the Turkey-US Business Council (TAİK), and sources close to the matter stated that Erdoğan and the Turkish delegation aim to encourage leading figures of the American business world to invest in Turkey during meetings coinciding with the United Nations General Assembly.

These four planned high-profile events are seen as one of the significant steps toward strengthening Turkey's relations with global markets.

SENIOR EXECUTIVES FROM US BANKS TO ATTEND

According to information provided by TAİK to the Financial Times, the companies participating in the meeting include some of the world's leading financial institutions.

The summit, which will notably feature senior executives from Wall Street banks JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, aims to bring Turkey's economic potential back to the agenda.

President Erdoğan plans to inform leading representatives of the US business world about investment opportunities in Turkey during these events, with the goal of drawing them back to the country's markets.

News Source: 12punto