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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has unveiled Türkiye’s 2030 Industry and Technology Strategy Document, outlining a comprehensive roadmap to boost the country’s technological independence and industrial strength.
Speaking at the launch of the 2030 Industry and Technology Strategy, President Erdoğan stated: "We aim to maximize our technological independence, ensuring that Türkiye not only develops technology but also becomes a global leader in the manufacturing and export of high-tech products."
The 2030 Industry and Technology Strategy document is aligned with the National Technology Initiative vision.The strategy focuses on key areas such as space exploration, defence, biotechnology, quantum computing, nuclear energy, and artificial intelligence.
Aerospace and defence
Türkiye is set to establish a Space Technopark to foster a robust aerospace technology ecosystem. This initiative aligns with the country's expanding space ambitions, including satellite development and deep-space research.
"We will establish a Space Technopark to build a strong ecosystem in this field," President Erdoğan stated. "Our national combat aircraft, Kaan, will enter mass production, further strengthening our defense industry."
Additionally, Erdoğan announced plans to integrate Türkiye’s air defense systems into a unified network, known as the Steel Dome, to enhance military capabilities.
'With Celik Kubbe (Steel Dome), we will consolidate our air defense systems into a single network, making them more effective and responsive,' he added."
Steel Dome is a "security umbrella" to safeguard its entire airspace from threats ranging from "very low altitude" to "very high altitude" and from "very short range" to "long range."
"We will establish a national satellite system that will bring together our capabilities in satellite production and enhance our international competitiveness," - Turkish President stated.
Quantum and artificial intelligence
The government will establish a National Quantum Institute to advance Türkiye’s expertise and research capabilities in quantum computing, a field poised to revolutionize information processing and security.
"We are creating the National Quantum Institute to strengthen our country’s human capital and research capacity in quantum technologies," President Erdoğan announced.
Additionally, the Artificial Intelligence Supercomputer Investment Program will enhance Türkiye’s AI infrastructure, accelerating progress in machine learning, automation, and data science.
"With our AI Supercomputer Investment Program, we will elevate our AI infrastructure to the next level," President Erdoğan stated.
Nuclear energy
President Erdoğan also announced the establishment of a Nuclear Technopark to drive nuclear research and develop indigenous modular nuclear reactors. This initiative aims to provide Türkiye with a sustainable and independent energy source while reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
'We will establish a Nuclear Technopark and develop our own modular nuclear reactors to make a breakthrough in nuclear energy,' Erdoğan stated.
Biotechnology and healthcare
Türkiye’s Biotechnology Production Program aims to enhance biotechnology research infrastructure and promote domestic production of biotechnological drugs.
To reduce dependency on foreign imports, public procurement will be strategically utilized to support local pharmaceutical companies.
'We will leverage public procurement to bolster domestic biotechnological drug production and strengthen our biotechnology research capabilities,' President Erdoğan stated.
Semiconductor industry
Erdogan emphasised the critical importance of semiconductor production, stating that Türkiye will carry out all stages of chip manufacturing domestically.
"Chip production is one of the most critical areas for technological independence, and we will ensure that all stages of semiconductor manufacturing take place in Türkiye," he said.
Reverse brain drain
As part of its long-term vision, Türkiye will introduce a Reverse Brain Drain Program to attract highly skilled Turkish scientists and researchers working abroad, encouraging them to return and contribute to the country’s scientific and technological advancements.
"With our Reverse Brain Drain Program, we are encouraging our talented scientists abroad to return home and continue their research in Türkiye," President Erdoğan stated.
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