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Erdoğan addresses MÜSİAD EXPO on global justice and Turkish economic growth

At the 21st MÜSİAD EXPO and 29th International Business Forum in Istanbul, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan addressed both geopolitical tensions and Turkey's economic performance. Regarding international affairs, Erdoğan criticized the current global system's lack of justice and representation. He specifically targeted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that war criminals belong in courtrooms rather than at the UN podium, and emphasized Turkey's commitment to the Palestinian cause.

On the economic front, Erdoğan reported that the Turkish economy has achieved 24 consecutive quarters of growth. He noted that the nation's economic size has reached 1 trillion 602 billion dollars at current prices, with per capita income rising to 18,103 dollars in 2025. He also highlighted that goods exports reached 273.2 billion dollars in 2025.

Additionally, Erdoğan discussed the impact of artificial intelligence on production and consumption. He warned that while AI offers significant advantages in sectors like health and education, developers must prioritize the human factor and ethical values to prevent widespread societal harm.

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Benjamin Netanyahu · Binyamin Netanyahu · MÜSİAD · Numan Kurtulmuş · Recep Tayyip Erdoğan · Turkey · United Nations

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