Türkiye will continue implementing structural reforms aimed at boosting production capacity, competitiveness and export diversification in line with the government's medium-term program, a statement said on Monday.
The statement came following a meeting by the Economic Coordination Board (EKK), which said the government's economic road map has strengthened macroeconomic fundamentals, making the economy more resilient, competitive and better positioned to adapt to changing global conditions, including the Middle East conflict.
Chaired by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, the EKK includes ministers of finance, trade, labor, energy, industry, and agriculture, along with senior officials from other key economic institutions, including the central bank.
The board said Türkiye has maintained uninterrupted economic growth for 23 consecutive quarters despite multiple external shocks, while the unemployment rate has remained in single digits.
"The budget balance continues to follow a path consistent with program targets, while Türkiye's risk premium (CDS) has approached pre-conflict levels," the statement said.
