Apple Announces Long-Term Investment in Turkey
Turkey's industry minister welcomed the move after meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook.
KEY POINTS
- Apple announced a long-term investment in Turkey
- Investment supports content creators, entrepreneurs, and manufacturers
- Minister Kacır met with Tim Cook and President Erdoğan
- Apple's training and support programs for developers were praised
- Turkey aims to grow its digital economy
Apple has announced a long-term investment in Turkey to support new-generation content creators, entrepreneurs, and manufacturers. The company aims to help Turkey become one of the leading international centers for application development.
Industry and Technology Minister Mehmet Fatih Kacır attended a meeting between President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Apple Board Chairman Tim Cook. Kacır later shared his satisfaction with the investment decision via social media.
“Türkiye, nitelikli insan kaynağıyla dijital ekonomiyi büyütmeye devam edecek.”
Kacır stated that Apple's training and support programs for app developers and manufacturers are very important. He emphasized that Turkey will continue to grow its digital economy with its qualified human resources.
The minister described Apple as one of the world's largest technology companies. He said the company's decision to invest in Turkey has generated excitement.
Apple also issued its own statement regarding the investment. No further details on the amount or timing of the investment were provided.
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