Turkey attracted direct international investments worth one billion and 188 million dollars last October.
This was stated in the “Bulletin on International Direct Investments in Numbers” published by the Association of International Investors (YASED) on Monday.
Direct international investments that flowed into Turkey in October amounted to $1.188 billion, of which $664 million were investment capital flows, $223 million in real estate sales to foreign citizens, and $345 million in debt instruments.
In October 2023, European Union countries maintained their position as the largest supplier of investment capital flows to Turkey, with a share of 69 percent, according to the bulletin.
France ranked first as the largest supplier of investment capital flows to Turkey, with 25 percent of total investments, followed by the Netherlands with 21 percent, then the United Arab Emirates with 16 percent, Germany with 15 percent, and Britain with 9 percent.
The bulletin also indicated that the volume of direct international investments during 10 months of this year amounted to $7.8 billion.
