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Thomas Dworetzky, Contributing Reporter | June 20, 2018
The hospitals were built and are run as a public-private partnership between DiA Holding and Turkish Ministry of Health. The facilities are located in Bilkent, Ankara, and in Mersin.
"It was important for us to have a partner that not only came with enough experience in the hospital environment, but also was strong on technical innovation," said Hakan Adanalı, director of Clinical Support Services at DiA.
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Despite the present domestic turbulence in Turkey, as well as weakness of its currency, the country's economy appears to be strong,
according to Forbes, and many in business are optimistic despite the country's political problems.
In an interview this month with Forbes contributor Mfonobong Nsehe, Turkey’s Minister of Economy, Nihat Zeybekci, said that his country had “recently introduced a new investment incentive package to support an expected $33 billion worth of investment in petrochemical, energy, health, manufacturing and agricultural industries.”
The minister called it “one of the most competitive investment incentives in emerging markets” and advised that both foreign and domestic projects “will be treated equally under the scheme.”
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