64 billion lira support for 33 projects in Türkiye's mobility move

To date, 64 billion liras of support has been given to 33 projects in Türkiye in order to develop local and national mobility technologies and increase the production of high added value products.

Türkiye's steps to strengthen its domestic technology ecosystem continue unabated. In the studies carried out under the umbrella of the Technology-Focused Industrial Move Program, investments focusing on high value-added production are financed with huge budgets. While 195 billion liras of resources have been allocated for 213 initiatives so far within the scope of the general program covering a wide range from machinery to health, from chemistry to digital transformation, the support of 64 billion liras provided to 33 projects directly carried out in the field of domestic mobility is noteworthy.

Production Distribution of Cities and Strategic Projects

Industrial cities stand out in the regional distribution of the 64 billion lira resource focused on mobility. While Kocaeli is at the top of the list with 9 projects; Ankara, Bursa and Samsun get a share from the investments with three projects each. While Eskişehir and İzmir undertake two studies each; One project each is being implemented in Istanbul, Balıkesir, Manisa, Sakarya, Tekirdağ, Düzce and Konya.

Critical technologies are prioritized in the allocated budget. With the aim of nationalizing the communication infrastructure, 4 billion lira resources are being transferred to the development of the domestic 5G base station. In order to meet the engine needs in the field of aviation and defense, 10 billion liras of financing is provided for the new generation turbofan engine project carried out by Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc. (TUSAŞ).

Steps to Reduce Foreign Dependence in Industry

These ongoing projects directly increase Türkiye's advanced technology production capability. Engine development activity within TAI; It aims to meet the power needs of many platforms, from unmanned aerial vehicles to jets, from civil aviation to marine vehicles, with national resources. The entire development cycle, from the design phase to maturation and qualification processes, will be completed with domestic engineering.

Domestic 5G infrastructure and smart transportation solutions will not only modernize communication networks but also accelerate digital transformation processes in industry. Advanced engineering steps will minimize foreign dependency on critical components and strengthen competitiveness in the global market.