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    Türkiye’s Erdogan praises transport corridors between Europe, Asia and Middle East

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    BAKU, Azerbaijan, March 27. Turkish President
    Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced the launch of new transport and
    logistics corridors aimed at enhancing trade and development
    between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, Trend reports.

    Among the main highways is a path winding through Iraq’s Basra
    and another that sails across the Caspian Sea to Zangezur.

    Speaking at the presentation of Türkiye’s Industrial and
    Technological Development Strategy 2030 in Ankara, Erdogan
    emphasized Türkiye’s commitment to sharing its industrial expertise
    with Turkic states, the Middle East, and Africa.

    He noted that Ankara is developing national growth models
    aligned with global economic trends, aiming to establish an
    industrial ecosystem capable of producing competitive, high-value
    products.

    “Our objective is to achieve sovereign technological autonomy
    for Türkiye,” Erdogan stated.

    Highlighting efforts to advance new technologies and expand
    high-tech exports and reflecting on Türkiye’s achievements over the
    past 23 years, Erdogan said they have shifted the balance of power
    on the global stage.

    Among the country’s major technological innovations, he
    highlighted the following:

    KAAN – Türkiye’s first domestically produced fifth-generation
    military aircraft

    TOGG – Türkiye’s flagship electric vehicle

    TÜRKSAT 6A – A telecommunications satellite, with over 80
    percent of its components made in Türkiye

    Erdogan also pointed out that Türkiye is one of the select few
    countries that can whip up satellites and highlighted that Turkish
    drones have turned into a feather in the cap of the nation.

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