Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that Turkey’s economy would leap forward when “democratic move” was fulfilled.
Speaking at the opening of “D-Marin”, a marina in Didim town of Aegean province of Aydin, Erdogan said, “investments continue in the western and northern regions of the country and some parts of the south. However, unfortunately, the entrepreneurs can not invest in the east and the southeast because of lack of stability and confidence there.”
“Atmosphere of confidence, stability, tranquility and peace are among the fundamental needs of economy,” Erdogan said.
Erdogan said the government targeted to make Turkey among the first 10 economies of the world in 2023 after restoring confidence and stability.
Erdogan said global financial crisis was also felt in Turkey, noting that Turkey would overcome this crisis, “recovery has started in Turkish economy.”
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