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Lack of sufficient regulatory control over banks was one of various factors that led to Turkey’s most recent economic crises. Following a phase of sustained deflation in 2001, the need for a stricter monitoring system became evident, and the Turkish government has taken some concrete steps since then.

The “Century of Türkiye Strong Hub for Investment Programme”, announced on 24 April 2026, represents a comprehensive reform agenda aimed at strengthening Türkiye’s position as a regional hub for international investment, finance, services and management activities.

According to Turkish Law, underground resources are subject to the exclusive ownership and disposition of the State and are not deemed as part of the land in which they are located.

As our readers may recall from our Autumn 2005 edition, TEDAS was included in the privatization program to be carried out by the Privatization Authority, together with the "Strategy Paper on Privatization and Reform in Electricity Energy Sector" of the High Planning Council dated 17 March 2004 and numbered 2004/3 and the decision of Privatization High Council dated 2 April 2004 and numbered 22.

Türkiye’s new taxonomy regulatory framework establishes binding rules for identifying sustainable economic activities in compliance with the Climate Law No. 7552. It is helpful to indicate at the outset that potential effects of the Türkiye Green Taxonomy Regulation(the Regulation) will extend beyond formal reporting obligations to financing, investment due diligence, transaction documents and access to cross-border capital. The present article intends to highlight core features of the new Regulation.

The chaos which struck Libya a year ago has also left its legal system shattered and in disarray.

Article 35 of the Land Registry Law No. 2644 has been amended by the Law No. 6302 which entered into force on 18 May 2012.

In the following we highlight some of the more important recent developments in the deteriorating relationship between Russia and Turkey since the November 24th downing of a Russian warplane by Turkey.

A foreign-owned company in Turkey needs a registered address, but foreign ownership alone does not require a dedicated office. A virtual or serviced office may suit a remote business, while activities involving customers, stock, manufacturing or regulated services may require suitable physical premises. Choosing an address before incorporation means considering registration, official correspondence, tax office checks, banking and any applicable licences together.

The rapidly expanding Turkish economy has been increasingly exciting the attention of foreign investment funds and multinational companies.

In today's globalized world, acquiring citizenship in a foreign country has become an enticing prospect for many investors seeking international opportunities.

The Communiqué referenced hereinabove envisages several prerequisites to the sale of foreign investment funds ("FIF") and their units in Turkey.

Turkey remains an appealing destination for international investors aiming to establish a business presence. Positioned at the crossroads of Europe and Asia...

The acquisition of Turkish citizenship by foreigners by investing a certain amount was first brought with the Council of Ministers Decision dated 12.12.2016 and numbered 2016/9601.

Although the acquisition of real estate by foreigners in Türkiye has been possible for many years, such transactions are subject to certain rules and procedures. In addition, where certain conditions are met, the acquisition of real estate may also enable the acquisition of Turkish citizenship.

With the globalization of trade, free-trade zones have been established in Turkey to support economic development, providing various advantages to encourage both domestic and foreign investors.

The Resolution of the Council of Ministers dated 13.02.2017 and numbered 2017/9917 with respect to the Amendment to the Resolution regarding Investment Incentives implemented by the Government...

Six advantages to grow your business in Turkey will be analyzed in this paper. Of course, Turkey has a growing economy