The 2024-2026 program sets out the national macroeconomic framework for 2024-2026, serving as a roadmap for the private sector and the general investment environment. Its main objectives are to 1) maintain a stable growth environment, 2) reduce inflation through implementing a tight monetary stance and fiscal discipline and 3) build a healthy business environment and increase employment opportunities by promoting green and digital transformations on production and export processes. The green transformation process supports climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies as well as national just transition objectives.
The 2026-2028 program's main objective is to ensure price stability, preserve financial stability, andstrengthen the competitive position of the economy. This will be achieved by increasing productivity in a manner that contributes to balanced, sustainable, and inclusive growth, supports permanent welfare gains, promotes fair income distribution, and maintains economic resilience. The program states that the green transformation process will be accelerated through renewable energy investments, the enhancement of domestic technology development capacity, and the use of sustainable financing instruments, prioritizing low-carbon production, resource efficiency, and circular economy practices, particularly in the energy, transport, industry, and agriculture sectors. This includes enacting secondary legislation containing provisions on greenhouse gas emission reduction and climate change adaptation under the Climate Law; implementing the emissions trading system; and establishing the Green Taxonomy.

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Medium Term Program 2026-2028

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