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Türkiye Outlines Vision for Turkic World Economic Integration by 2040

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Ibrahim Kalın, head of Türkiye’s National Intelligence Organization, spoke at the Turkic World Dialogue Forum in Ankara on October 30, 2026. He presented the “Turkic World Vision 2040,” which calls for strengthening economic ties, energy cooperation, and transport connectivity among Turkic nations. Kalın noted that the combined economic output of the Turkic world is currently about $2.1 trillion in GDP.

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To achieve the goal of doubling the region's GDP, Kalın stated that states must significantly strengthen cooperation in areas such as rare minerals, food security, and logistics. Central Asia is highlighted as a key region due to its natural resources and strategic location.

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  • TürkiyeTürkiye, through its intelligence head, presented the vision for regional cooperation.
  • Central AsiaCentral Asia was identified as a key region due to its resources and location.
  • Organization of Turkic StatesThe Organization of Turkic States is the framework for the proposed regional cooperation.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Central AsiaSpeculative

    Central Asia might see increased investment and demand for its natural resources through enhanced cooperation.

  • KazakhstanSpeculative

    Kazakhstan could see increased contracts in transport and logistics if regional connectivity goals are met.

  • UzbekistanSpeculative

    Uzbekistan could benefit from increased trade and energy cooperation within the Turkic World.

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