Minister of Treasury and Finance Noureddine Nabati on Thursday confirmed the growing interest in Turkey as is met leading portfolio investors in The United States held talks with counterparts from several countries and executives of international organizations.
Nabati arrived in Washington on Tuesday to attend the meeting of G20 Finance Ministers and the Central bank Conservatives as well as the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
We talked to investors about recent developments and relayed the opportunities our country offers at home framework of Turkey’s economic model for them” minister She said on Twitter.
“We are very happy to see this interest in “Turkey continues to grow,” he said at the meeting organized by JPMorgan.
Nabati was referring to new economic policy The authorities are seeking to prioritize low interest rates to boost credit, exports, investment and production.
to support The drive central Turkey bank had brought down pointer policy rate by 500 points Since September to 14%.
Al-Nabati held a “productive” meeting separately with Alok Sharma, President of United Nations Climate Change Conference, also Known as COP26.
Stressing that our cooperation is important for Paris Agreement and COP26 goals, we stressed the importance of acting advisory in The next period of implementation new green projects minister She said.
Nabati also get together with Mokhtar Diop, Management director of International Finance Corporation (IFC).
We express our determination to create a carbon-neutral economy development And growth modelWe had a meeting on Strengthening our cooperation in Ongoing projects added.
On the other hand, Diop also The two officials said they had a fruitful conversation on Turkey’s initiatives to make economy more A friend of the environment.
Istanbul is an important regional center for IFC, we look forward to strengthen our partnership.
Among other things, Nabati said that he engaged global Economic Developments in meeting with European Central Bank (ECB) Governor Christine Lagarde.
have conversations with Odile Renault Basso, President of European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
“We rated with Mr. President, developments in for us economy and potential areas of cooperation in Turkey, especially green finance,” he noted.
The minister also hold talks with Counterparts from Italy and the Democratic Republic of Congo and Singapore.
