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In alignment with Turkey’s ambitious 2030 development strategy, the Ministry of Industry and Technology has embarked on an extensive project aimed at relocating earthquake-prone organized industrial zones to safer, more resilient locations. This initiative underscores a proactive approach to disaster risk mitigation and sustainable industrial development.
The first phase involves conducting a comprehensive risk assessment of existing industrial sites situated in high seismic activity regions. This detailed analysis will identify zones most vulnerable to earthquakes, ensuring that subsequent steps are data-driven and targeted.
According to reports from NTV, the project prioritizes organized industrial zones based on their seismic risk profiles. Following the risk evaluation, the Ministry will designate new safe zones equipped with advanced infrastructure to facilitate enterprise relocation. This strategic placement aims to minimize potential damages and ensure business continuity.
One of the core components of this initiative is establishing disaster-resilient infrastructure standards. Future industrial zones will be constructed adhering to rigorous engineering and safety criteria, promoting long-term resistance against seismic events and safeguarding economic activities.
In cases where relocation is infeasible, strengthening projects will be implemented to enhance the structural integrity of existing industrial facilities. These measures aim to ensure that production can continue seamlessly during and after seismic events, reducing economic disruptions.
The development of new industrial zones will be closely coordinated with existing railway and port infrastructure. This integrated planning approach is designed to optimize logistics, reduce transportation costs, and support sustainable industrial growth.
The success of this strategic transition depends heavily on active private sector participation. The Ministry plans to incentivize investments through innovative funding mechanisms and financial support programs, aiming to offset the economic burden associated with relocation and infrastructure upgrades. This approach seeks to foster a resilient, competitive industrial landscape that aligns with national safety and sustainability goals.
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