Turkish Companies Will Be Able To Implement In Ukraine Projects For $ 50 Billion In Next Decade

In the next 10 years, Ukraine will open significant opportunities for business, said the chairman of the board of the State-private partnership (Köi̇), Ayup Vural Aydin.

“Over the next decade, Turkish companies will be able to participate in projects for up to 50 billion dollars,” he said “Anadola”. Investments in the infrastructure are concentrated on two key markets: stable and those that experience restoration after the loss of stability.

He pointed out two promising markets for Turkey – in the north and in the south. “This is Ukraine and Syria. In Ukraine, the development of the private sector began before the war. For the first time, they received training models of PPP from Turkey in 2017,” Aydin explained.

the chairman of Köi̇ added that international financial organizations provide substantial support to the Ukrainian market financially. The important stage of the conflict in Ukraine will begin to restore infrastructure Partnerships (PPP), or “Stroy-explorer-transmission”, will become a key tool for investment in Ukraine in the next 10-15 years. A month ago, a new law on public-private partnership was adopted in Ukraine, and a list of projects implemented according to the PPP model was published. This indicates that the country is actively preparing for the post -war recovery. He called on Turkish companies to prepare for these capabilities.

“Turkish companies have been working in Ukraine for 30 years and made a significant contribution to the implementation of key infrastructure projects. In the coming years, for dozens of infrastructure facilities in Ukraine, it will take financing, resources and capabilities of the private sector. Over the next decade, Ukraine will become one of the key markets for Turkish companies. We We expect that the portfolio of projects, including ports, airports, bridges, roads, public buildings, schools and hospitals, can reach a volume of $ 50 billion, ”Aydin emphasized.

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