Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır met with his Chinese counterparts, Minister of Science and Technology Yin Hejun and Minister of Industry and Information Technologies Jin Zhuanglong, in Beijing, the capital of China. During the meetings, various bilateral cooperations, especially electric vehicles and battery investments, were discussed.
What does the visit of Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır to Beijing mean? What was talked about?
Minister Kacır shared with his Chinese counterparts Turkey’s capacity in R&D and innovation and its achievements in industrial technologies. Emphasizing China’s investments and achievements in high technology, he stated that they aim to become a production base for Turkey by investing more in the field of electric vehicles and battery technologies.
Emphasizing that electric vehicles and battery investments are the focus, Minister Kacır stated that Turkey’s Automobile Togg made a significant contribution to electric vehicle production. He stated that they aim to increase both electric vehicle and battery production capacity with new investments to be made in the coming period.
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During the meetings, it was also shared that collaborations in different fields such as the health industry, rail system technologies, renewable energy, and nuclear energy were evaluated. He emphasized Turkey’s leadership in renewable energy technologies and its work in the field of nuclear energy, and stated that they plan to reach more advanced levels in these fields with various projects.
Minister Kacır stated that Turkey is a country that opens the door to China in terms of industrial investments and that they are evaluating the opportunities they will offer to Chinese companies in this context. He emphasized that the meetings held to take the cooperation between the two countries to a further level with scientific calls and R&D projects are important and stated that he believes that these studies will yield positive results in the future.