The President's decision on the adoption and implementation of the 2025 investment program was published in the double edition of the Official Gazette.
The investment program included projects of organizations under the central government budget, state-owned economic enterprises (SOEs), organizations under privatization, revolving fund organizations and social security institutions. Only local government projects financed by foreign loans were included in the program.
In preparing the 2025 investment program, the basic policies and objectives of the 12th Development Plan as well as the policies, priorities and budget sizes of the medium-term program 2025-2027 were taken into account.
Through an extremely selective selection of the projects in the investment program, the projects envisaged in the 12th Development Plan, the projects that had to be initiated due to the risk of earthquakes and the projects that had a strong social and economic impact and had to be implemented with immediate integration into the economy Priority.
1 trillion 444.4 billion lira allocation for the projects in the program
The total size of projects to be implemented by public institutions under the 2025 Investment Program is approximately 10,599.5 billion liras, and the total amount of funds allocated to these projects is 1 trillion 444.4 billion liras.
A total of 14,238 projects are expected to be implemented under the program in 2025, of which 3,783 are main projects.
While 5,000 296 projects were completed in 2024, 5,000 61 new projects were included in the 2025 investment program. 1,364 of these projects were determined to last several years and 3,697 were determined to be completed within one year.
Of the 1 trillion 444.4 billion lira investments planned under the investment program in 2025, 70.7 percent will be made by institutions within the framework of the central government budget, 28.1 percent will be made by institutions within the framework of state-owned enterprises and privatizations . and 1.2 percent is provided by revolving fund organizations and social institutions. It was programmed to be carried out by security organizations.
In total, projects worth 511 billion lira were included in the 2025 earthquake response investment program. Approximately 42 percent of the 2025 funds under these projects were allocated to the health sector, 16.7 percent to the housing sector and 13.2 percent to the transportation and communications sector. If, in addition to the funds allocated for earthquake projects, capital expenditures and other current expenditures made within the budget's current transfers are taken into account, the total amount of funds allocated from the central government budget for earthquake measures amounts to 584 billion lira.
The highest proportion of investments goes to transport, communication and education.
Investments in the transport and communications sector received the highest share of the investment allowance of 1 trillion 444.4 billion liras under the 2025 investment program, at 30.5 percent. In 2025, 440 billion liras were allocated for investments in the transport sector, an increase of 38 percent corresponds. In particular, for the development of rail freight and passenger transportation, 29.3 billion lira were allocated for the Halkalı-Kapıkule high-speed train project, 22.8 billion lira for the Mersin-Adana-Osmaniye-Gaziantep high-standard railway project and 19.7 billion lira for that High-standard Ankara-İzmir Railway Project and 18.5 billion lira for the Bandırma-Bursa-Yenişehir-Osmaneli High Standard Railway Project. Lira funds were made available. A subsidy of 8.4 billion lira has been allocated for intersection pipeline projects, which will help revive production and trade, an increase of 301.4 percent. 4.1 billion lira for the Divriği-Kars railway line rehabilitation project, which will serve to strengthen Turkey's connection with international freight corridors and become an important logistics center in the region, and 2.4 billion lira for the project the Kars-Iğdır-Aralık-Dilucu railway line. Billions of lira in funds have been allocated. In addition, within the framework of the development road project, the Gaziantep-Şanlıurfa and Şanlıurfa-Mardin high-speed railway projects were included in the investment program.
The transport and communications sector was followed by the education sector with a share of 15.1 percent. In 2025, 217.9 billion liras were allocated for investments in the education sector, an increase of 44.5 percent. By ensuring that all people have equal access to qualified education and lifelong learning opportunities based on the principle of inclusion, developing their academic, social and professional skills in accordance with international standards and ensuring that they have skills in the areas of analytical Having thinking and financial literacy , Collaboration and leadership, national, spiritual, 140.8 billion lira have been allocated for basic education to educate students who have internalized moral, human and social values and are committed to the family and society, to which they belong, take responsibility. The project “Modernization of the technical and laboratory infrastructure of 1,500 vocational and technical Anatolian high schools” was included in the investment program for the renewal of workshop and laboratory equipment in order to strengthen the physical infrastructure to meet current and future needs vocational training, and for that A grant of 5 billion lira was provided to the project.
DSI will provide water to 120,000 hectares of land
A total of 164.1 billion lira was allocated to the agricultural sector, which received an 11.4 percent share of investment funds, an increase of 62.5 percent in 2025. Within the framework of agricultural irrigation investments, the General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works was allocated a grant of 95.7 billion lira, an increase of 87.5 percent. With this grant it is planned to release approximately 120,000 hectares of land for irrigation and to renew irrigation systems on 20,000 hectares. Under the CAP Action Plan, 8.2 billion lira were allocated for the Lower Euphrates Irrigation 2nd Stage project, 8 billion lira for the 1st Stage Irrigation Silvan project and 2.4 billion lira for the 2nd Stage Irrigation project . Level Intermediate Ceyhan Menzelet” provided “Project. In addition, 32.5 billion lira were allocated for flood protection projects. It is planned to complete consolidation registration work for about 465,000 hectares of land and allocate 5 billion lira for land consolidation projects. As part of forest firefighting, four small fire-fighting aircraft will be part of the aircraft fleet of the General Directorate of Forestry in 2025.
In 2025, 148.8 billion liras were allocated to the mining sector, which has a 10.3 percent share of investment funds, an increase of 40.3 percent, and 110.2 billion liras were allocated to the energy sector, which has a share of 7.6 percent, with an increase of 40.3 percent Increase of 45.6 percent Significant developments are expected on a project basis. Work on the Sakarya Natural Gas Field Development Project, which aims to extract 710 billion cubic meters of natural gas in the Black Sea and increase the field's production capacity, is continuing rapidly and a subsidy of 72.8 billion lira has been allocated to the project. A subsidy of 67.9 billion lira was provided for other natural gas and oil exploration and production activities to reduce our dependence on foreign energy.
The allocation earmarked for health investments is 121.1 billion lira
The healthcare sector's share of investments in 2025 was 9.6 percent. In order to further improve progress in physical infrastructure, access to services and service quality, and reduce regional disparities, 16,715 beds and 365 units will be put into operation in 2025, with 121.1 billion lira allocated to the Ministry of Health, which is one Increase of 46.5 corresponds to percent. In 2025, under the central government budget, the construction of 16 municipal hospitals with a capacity of 18,000 450 beds will continue and 5 hospital projects with a capacity of 5,000 450 beds will be completed.
In order to create more investment opportunities for investors and entrepreneurs and increase production and employment, the Ministry of Industry and Technology was allocated a grant of 23.3 billion lira in the manufacturing sector, an increase of 52.9 percent. In this regard, an allowance of 10.8 billion lira was provided for organized industrial zone projects, an increase of 101.5 percent, and 6.5 billion lira for small industrial site projects, an increase of 195.3 percent.
In order to increase the country's R&D and innovation capacity, a grant of 31.7 billion lira was allocated, with the investment budget increased by 45 percent within the framework of research support programs such as TÜBİTAK TARAL, research infrastructure projects at universities and public institutions, and the research universities support program .
In addition, an investment subsidy of 53.5 billion lira was provided to universities in 2025, an increase of 51 percent, to improve the quality of higher education, improve physical facilities, improve health infrastructure and strengthen research infrastructure.
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