Turkish Minister of Science, Industry and Technology Nihat Ergun has been invited to attend the German Economic Council, between February 27 and 28, in Berlin; where he will interact with German businessmen.
According to the details shared by the Turkish Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology, Ergun will come together with the executives of "giants of Germany" at the German Economic Council, and will urge businessmen to make investments in Turkey.
The Ministry also revealed that, within the scope of his visit to Germany's capital Berlin, Ergun will meet with the German businessmen from various sectors, including machinery, automotive, finance, chemistry, and medicine.
With the German Economic Council to be attended by CEOs and other high-profile executives of around 100 German firms - including the likes of BMW, Bosch, Allianz SE, Siemens, DELTA, Hugo Boss, Adidas, Nivea, MAN, Braun, and Henkel -, Ergun will draw their attention towards Turkey as an investment turf by talking about the Turkish economy in detail.
In his speech, titled "Development and Potentials of the Turkish industry," Ergun will invite bigwig German businessmen to invest in Turkey by apprising them about the Turkish incentive system as well as the steps being taken to improve the investment opportunities in the country.
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