EBRD will invest over 2.7 billion euros in Türkiye: 1.7 billion euros allocated to these projects alone

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development plans to invest more than €2.7 billion in Türkiye this year, a new record, with €1.7 billion of that total earmarked for specific projects, EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso said. The figure exceeds the bank's previous annual commitments to Türkiye, one of its largest markets, and signals continued confidence in the country's economy despite inflation and lira volatility. The allocation reflects the EBRD's focus on private-sector financing, green transition and infrastructure, and the split between general and dedicated project funding suggests a pipeline of larger, targeted deals. Investors will watch whether the bank meets its year-end target and how the €1.7 billion project allocation is deployed across sectors.