Turkey has been able to attract more than $120 in foreign direct investment (FDI) over the past decade, despite the global financial slowdown, demonstrating a high degree of international confidence in the republic’s future. Ilker Ayci, President of the investment agency ISPAT, discusses Turkey’s appeal, its new incentives scheme and how ISPAT’s free services combine a private-sector approach with governmental backing to support investors before, during and after their entry into Turkey.