The pandemic has changed supplier preferences, and countries such as Turkey have come to the fore in this new era due to their strategic locations and production capabilities.
In the early stages of the global epidemic, China suspended its production activities and global markets, including manufacturing giants like Germany, faced supply shortages.
Top officials and prominent experts repeatedly stressed that diversifying suppliers would be of strategic importance for output to continue without interruption.
Even during the pandemic’s peak, Turkey was able to export and donate vital medical goods, such as ventilators and face masks, to several countries, even advanced ones.
Turkey is currently among the globe’s strongest producers due to its strategic logistic networks, well-educated labor force and high-quality manufacturing capacity.
