Türkiye’s high-tech manufacturing and innovation potential was discussed with Turkish and American business leaders at the Industry and High Technology Roundtable held in New York.
The meeting brought together Industry and Technology Minister Mehmet Fatih Kacır, Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK) President Nail Olpak, Türkiye-U.S. Business Council (TAİK) Chairman Murat Özyeğin and representatives of the business community.

Organized as part of the 19th Türkiye Investment Conference and in cooperation with Concordia, the roundtable focused on Türkiye’s ambition to strengthen its position as a global hub for high-tech manufacturing and innovation.

Participants discussed Türkiye’s competitive advantages in strategic sectors including semiconductors, mobility, green energy, advanced manufacturing, wellness, digital technologies, communications and space. The HIT-30 High Technology Investment Program was also among the key topics presented to investors.

Technology and investment cooperation between Türkiye and the US
Following the meeting, DEİK President Nail Olpak said Türkiye’s potential to become a global center for high-tech production and innovation was shared with participants, while the country’s competitive advantages in strategic sectors were also evaluated.
The roundtable was held as part of the 19th Türkiye Investment Conference in New York, which brings together senior government officials, investors and business leaders from Türkiye and the United States.
The broader conference focuses on expanding bilateral trade and investment, attracting high-value investments to Türkiye and creating new opportunities for cooperation between Turkish and American companies.