Turkish investors aim to put over USD 600 mln in Romania in next two years

Turkish companies have invested over EUR 5 billion in Romania in the last two decades and are planning to increase their exposure in the years to come.

Turkey is the main trading partner for Romania, after the EU, and bilateral trade between the two countries reaches USD 7 billion annually, according to Prime Minister Victor Ponta, who attended the Romania-Turkey Economic Forum organized yesterday in Bucharest.

“Taking into consideration the constant growth in the number of investments starting 2000, the businesspeople present at the forum forecast investments into Romanian companies and projects worth over USD 600 million in the next two years,” said the Association of Turkish Businesspeople (TIAD) in a statement.

Ovidiu Posirca

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