Turkey’s CHP Vows $100 Billion of Direct Investment If Elected
- CHP leader Kilicdaroglu unveiled party policies on Saturday
- Top economists, including MIT’s Acemoglu, spoke at the event
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Kemal Kilicdaroglu , the leader of Turkey’s main opposition party, promised to bring $100 billion of direct investment if elected to power in the elections scheduled for June next year.
“There will be at least $100 billion of direct investment in the first three years of our government,” Kilicdaroglu said in Istanbul on Saturday, speaking at an event at which the CHP unveiled some of its economic, political and social policies.