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TÜİOSB plans more space and support facilities for investment
Officials from Türkiye’s Investment and Finance Office visited TÜİOSB in Tarsus to review infrastructure work and completed factories.
The 226-hectare food and mixed industrial zone plans to expand its support areas to 300,000 square metres.
Plans include a data centre, logistics centre, sustainability centre, education complex and social services.
The zone says its infrastructure will support energy efficiency and lower emissions, as firms face new obligations under the European Union’s carbon border rules.
Its access to Mersin Port, roads, rail and Çukurova International Airport is intended to support industrial, storage, logistics and e-commerce investment.
TÜİOSB is also planning infrastructure for digital businesses and is working on building and disaster safety; the expansion plans were discussed during the visit.
TÜİOSB plans to expand its service support areas to as much as 300,000 square metres.
The planned facilities include a data centre, sustainability centre, logistics centre, education complex and social services.
The industrial zone covers 226 hectares and is in Tarsus, Mersin.
Officials from Türkiye’s Investment and Finance Office visited the zone to review infrastructure work and completed factories.
TÜİOSB says its planning includes digital infrastructure, sustainability and disaster safety.
- Who
- TÜİOSB, with a visit by Investment and Finance Office specialist Emrullah Aydın and project manager Sefa Işık.
- What
- TÜİOSB plans to expand its service support areas and develop facilities to support investment.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- TÜİOSB in Tarsus, Mersin, Türkiye.
- Why
- To increase investment capacity and provide services for industry, logistics, storage and e-commerce activities.
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- Current area
- 226 hectares
- Planned support areas
- Up to 300,000 square metres
- Location
- Tarsus, Mersin
- Planned facilities
- Data centre, sustainability centre, logistics centre, education complex and social services
- Visitors
- Emrullah Aydın and Sefa Işık