Abstract

Türkiye's comprehensive bilateral investment treaty ("BIT") program serves as an interesting case study in adapting investment strategies to a shifting economic landscape. The State's unique geographical location between Europe and Asia has positioned it as a dynamic and vital market. Originally designed to attract foreign direct investment ("FDI"), Türkiye's BIT program has since undergone a transformation to align with Türkiye's economic development, which has witnessed a shift from capital importer to capital exporter. This article provides a background of Turkish BITs, ...