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Turkish cement goes greener

At  a time when global economic growth is slowing, geopolitical uncertainties are increasing and the sustainability-oriented transformation is accelerating, the Turkish cement sector continues to rank among the world’s leading producers and exporters, with its strong production infrastructure, extensive export network, and ability to adapt to changing market conditions. While construction activities in the earthquake-affected region, urban transformation projects and public infrastructure investments continue to support domestic demand, developments such as the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), energy costs and developments in global trade stand out as the key dynamics shaping the future of the sector in foreign markets. Economic outlook and its impact on the construction sector In 2025 and 2026, Türkiye’s economic growth performance is being shaped by monetary tightening, the fight against inflation and global economic developments. Nevert...

  • TÜRKÇIMENTO, Türkiye
01 November 2026
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