The Presidential Annual Program is one of the core instruments of Türkiye's national planning architecture, serving as a bridge between the Medium-Term Program (MTP) and the institutional strategic plans of public bodies. Prepared each year under the coordination of the Presidency of Strategy and Budget, the document operationalizes the priorities of the 12th Development Plan, translating them into actionable goals, policy measures, and performance indicators for the coming year.
The 2026 Presidential Annual Program focuses on sustainable growth, innovation, and investment-driven transformation. Designed to reinforce macroeconomic stability and global competitiveness, the program introduces a forward-looking framework that integrates digitalization, green growth, and fiscal discipline as key pillars of long-term economic resilience.
As per the program, Investment and Finance Office will continue to play a pivotal role in advancing Türkiye's investment agenda, supporting the attraction of high-quality FDI and fostering a sustainable financing ecosystem. The Office's efforts are fully aligned with the program's priorities, from promoting sustainable financing mechanisms to strengthening an investment environment that encourages value-added, technology-oriented production and global competitiveness.
The 2026 program defines Türkiye's development vision around five fundamental pillars designed to ensure sustainable, inclusive, and innovation-oriented growth. These pillars include a stable and strong economy that prioritizes growth, employment, balance of payments, and fiscal policy; competitive production supported by green and digital transformation, focusing on manufacturing, priority development areas, sectoral policies, and government incentives; skilled labor, a strong family structure, and a healthy society to reinforce human capital and social welfare; disaster-resilient living spaces and a sustainable environment to strengthen urbanization, environmental protection, reduce import dependency, support supply security, and improve urban infrastructure; and democratic governance based on justice, security, strategic public-sector management, international cooperation for development, and human resources in the public sector.
In coordination with public institutions and international partners, the Investment and Finance Office will contribute to these objectives by enhancing the brand value of free zones, supporting the transition of human resources toward software roles in the fintech sector, strengthening regulatory frameworks for fintech–financial institution interactions, helping establish participation financing mechanisms and a holistic fiduciary governance structure, promoting the streamlining of procedures in the Investment Process Guide and the creation of sectoral one-stop-shop structures, advancing more effective coordination and new models for investment site allocation, facilitating digital platforms that provide information on alternative investment locations, conducting studies to evaluate alternative investment scenarios, and improving Türkiye's capacity to attract, direct, and facilitate FDI.
The 2026 Presidential Annual Program reaffirms Türkiye's commitment to responsible, forward-looking economic governance and its determination to sustain transformation across all sectors. Through its institutional mandate and proactive investment strategy, the Investment and Finance Office will continue to strengthen Türkiye's position as the nexus of the world for investment, growth, digitalization, innovation, technology, manufacturing, logistics, finance, talent, mobility, value chains, sustainability, and resilience.