Public-Private Partnership in the Construction of Infrastructure Projects In turkey
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The aim of this study is to highlight one of the world's leading experiences in strengthening and
strengthening its infrastructure by relying on public-private partnership, The study found that
turkish experience in infrastructure is one of the most successful global experiences So that the
partnership contributes to the completion of many public infrastructure and improvement And
achieve the development goals, By concluding Government Deals with the private sector that
allow the completion and modernization of infrastructure, and the improvement of the quality of
service, and Turkey is one of the developed countries in this partnership in terms of volume of
investments on the one hand, and the strength and effectiveness of infrastructure on the other
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