entrepreneurship

Turkey’s education sector serves one of the largest student populations in Europe and the Middle East, and it has become a magnet for international entrepreneurs.

Turkey’s healthcare and medical tourism industry has become one of the most accessible entry points for foreign entrepreneurs with capital and ambition.

Turkey’s film and media production industry has become a magnet for foreign entrepreneurs, drawn by its global success and its deep pool of creative talent.

Turkey’s logistics and shipping industry is drawing a growing number of foreign entrepreneurs, and it is not hard to see why.

Food and beverage is one of the friendliest sectors in Turkey for a foreign entrepreneur, because success depends on taste, quality, and persistence more than on political connections or deep capital.

Turkey’s construction industry is one of the few sectors where a foreign entrepreneur can go from zero to a serious operation within a few years.

Foreign entrepreneurs increasingly see Turkey’s renewable energy industry as one of the most welcoming entry points into the country’s economy.

Turkey’s automotive industry is one of the country’s most internationally connected sectors, and foreign entrepreneurs are entering it through a range of routes.

Turkey’s e-commerce industry has become one of the most attractive entry points for foreign entrepreneurs in the country’s digital economy.

Turkey’s textile manufacturing industry has long been one of the country’s most international sectors, and foreign entrepreneurs are entering it through several well-worn routes.

Foreign entrepreneurs are entering Turkish agriculture in growing numbers, drawn by the country’s fertile land, its climate, and its position between major markets.

Foreign entrepreneurs are a visible and growing part of Turkey’s technology startup industry.