An Additional Financing Agreement of Approximately $630 Million Has Been Signed Between TKYB and the World Bank.
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Turkey has secured approximately $630 million in new financing for green transformation investments in energy and industry. The areas in which this funding will be used have also been determined through two agreements signed with the World Bank.
A $630 million agreement has been reached between TKYB and the World Bank to support green transformation and renewable energy projects.
According to a statement from the Turkish Development and Investment Bank (TKYB), the financing capacity and scope of two programs that TKYB has been running in cooperation with the World Bank since 2024...
Economy - Two additional financing agreements worth approximately $630 million were signed between the Turkish Capital Markets Board (TKYB) and the World Bank to support renewable energy investments and industrial emission reduction projects in Türkiye.
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