Industry and Technology Minister Mustafa Varank, noting that Turkey has a solid production infrastructure, "We will not allow the weakening of the Turkish industry." said. Ministers highlighted that the expected recovery in various sectors, from mid-June Varank, "Probably in the economy in the coming period, especially in production, the unipolar world order, will be the transition towards a multi-polar world order."

Touching on the effects of the epidemic on the global economy, Varank stated that the manufacturers, industrialists keep their pulse closely and shape the roadmap accordingly. Varank pointed out that no one can predict how long the effects of the shock will last, “Maybe the recovery will take a short time and we will return to our old order immediately. Perhaps the world will continue to struggle with a longer-term, years-long global crisis. It is necessary to be prepared for both scenarios and to minimize the risks while making the most of the possible opportunities. ”

Explaining that the epidemic brought along different opportunities, Varank said, “Global companies are expressing the issue of moving their production centers. In the coming period, there will be a transition from the unipolar world order to the multipolar world order in the economy, especially in production. The center of gravity of economic activities will spread more balanced across the world. New centers will emerge, power balances will change. So the global pie is again and I hope that it will be divided more fairly. We should get our share from this division in the best way possible. We are with the industrialist. ”