Within the scope of his New York contacts, Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek met with the senior management of Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley, one of the leading investment banks in the USA.
As part of his New York contacts, Şimşek met with the senior management of Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley, one of the leading investment banks in the USA.
Şimşek talked about the economic program at the round table meeting hosted by Goldman Sachs. An investor group of 15 people, consisting of portfolio managers of the world’s largest funds, attended the meeting.
CONGRATULATED THE PROGRAM TO THE PARTICIPANTS
Şimşek, who made a detailed presentation at the Investment Conference organized by the Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK) Turkey-US Business Council (TAİK) and Goldman Sachs, also answered questions under the moderation of Goldman Sachs Global Relations President Jared Cohen.
It was learned that the participants who spoke at the meeting at Goldman Sachs, where there was a large attendance, congratulated the success of the program.
ŞİMŞEK MEETS WITH META AND IFC MANAGERS
Mehmet Şimşek also held some bilateral meetings within the scope of his New York contacts.
Şimşek had productive meetings with META Global Relations President Nick Clegg and International Finance Corporation (IFC) President Makhtar Diop and his accompanying delegation.
Şimşek also attended the America-Türkiye business world meeting hosted by the US branch of the Anatolian Lions Businessmen Association (ASKON).
MESSAGE TO INVESTORS THAT NO NEW ADDITIONAL TAX WILL BE IMPOSED
It was learned that in these meetings, Şimşek told investors that spending discipline and the fight against informality would be the focus of tight fiscal policies and that there were no plans to introduce new additional taxes.
Meanwhile, Turkey is expected to receive $9 billion in financing from IFC between 2024-2028. Approximately $3.6 billion in financing for fiscal year 2024 and $600 million for fiscal year 2025 have been provided to the private sector by IFC so far.
