Former finance and energy minister Berat Albayrak has published a book, set go on to sell soon, on Turkey economyfocusing in particular on the economic independence of the country.
The book, titled “This part is very important! – Turkey fully independent from energy to economy”, is already available for preorders for TL 40 on Turkuvaz Kitap’s publisher online stores like of Monday.
Albayrak, who says in the description section of the book that turkey has now successfully left behind the hard part in son economic development noted, “We will enter the most powerful point final in the history of the country in terms of the economic and well-being level, even before reaching the year 2030.
“Our process of to become one of most developed countries in the world in terms of per capita income, current account balance, employment and production begin,” he said.
“With son great legacy of history, with its geopolitical and geostrategic challenges location at the intersection of three continents – in particular with son regional network and global experience over the last 20 years – son strong leadership, solid infrastructure and capacity built from transportation to defense industry, of economy to energy, Turkey will be one of Most important countries ready to demonstrate that vision,” the description continues.
Albayrak resigned from son post that the Treasury and Finance Minister that he had held for five years, in November 2020.
At the time he also says that Turkey will soon achieve its goals in the economy “just as he did in energy.”
“I have no doubt about it,” he noted.
Albayrak, who also served as energy ministerwas appointed to lead Turkish Ministry of Treasury and Finance in July 2018. He received his master’s degree from Pace University in New York in finances and holds a doctorate. in funding of renewable energy resources.
As energy ministerAlbayrak has accomplished a great number of projects aimed at reduce Turkey’s dependency on external resources, including with innovative solar and wind power power projects that attracted foreign investment.
Under his supervision, Turkey national energy and mining policy who relied on three principles – indigenization, predictability and security of supply – has been prepared and put into place. Turkey also proactively resumed exploration activities in the Black and Mediterranean Seas and bought its first drillship during son mandate.
