Kacir said the start-ups are presenting their products and services to investors and helping promote both their businesses and Türkiye’s technology ecosystem.
“As the Ministry of Industry and Technology, together with our Presidency Investment and Finance Office, we support the participation of Türkiye’s technology start-ups in international platforms under the Turcorn 100 programme,” he said.
Kacir said Türkiye’s innovation ecosystem now includes more than 13,000 technology start-ups operating in 114 technoparks, including nearly 3,000 early-stage ventures.
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“Our goal is to see 100,000 technology start-ups established in Türkiye by 2030 and to increase the valuation of our Turcorns, Turkish technology ventures worth more than $1 billion, to $100 billion,” he said.
He added that Türkiye would continue to advance its National Technology Initiative under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
“We will continue to strengthen our ambition to be a country that develops its own domestic and national technology products and services with its own resources and people and can offer them competitively to the world,” Kacir said.
