The International Contracting Services Award Ceremony was held on 24 August 2022 at Ankara Sheraton Hotel, hosted by the Turkish Contractors Association (TMB).
The representatives of the contracting and consultancy companies participating in the ceremony, included in the "World's Top 2020 International Contractors" lists for the years 2021 and 250, received their awards by the President. Our YMI Chairman of the Board of Directors Başar Arıoğlu received the award on behalf of our company.
Names of 48 contractors and 6 consultancy firms in the aforementioned list: Rönesans, Limak, Antyapı, Yapı Merkezi, Enka, Tekfen, Onur Contracting, Tav -Tepe -Akfen, Nurol, Esta, Gülermak, Aslan Yapı, Symbol, Lamb, Kolin, Yüksel, Eser Contracting, IC İçtaş, Çalık Energy, First, Gap , Polat Yol, Alarko, Dekinsan, Gürbağ, Tepe, Makyol, Metag, Ustay, Yenigün, Summa, GAMA, Nata, Cengiz, Mbd, Feka, Iris, Smk, STFA, Doğuş, Mapa, Ad Konut, AE Arma-Elektropanç, Anel, Kur, Özkar, Zafer, Özgün Yapı (Bayburt Group), Nky, Temelsu, Tekfen Engineering, Su-Yapı, Yüksel Proje, Proyapı.
Speaking at the ceremony, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated that Turkey is in a proud place with 250 companies in the list of the world's top 48 international contractors. President Erdoğan said, “The size of international contracting services is expected to reach 2030 billion dollars in the 750s. Together, we should aim to increase the share of our country from this big cake to 10 percent, or 75 billion dollars, in the first place. I believe that we should set this target as at least 2053 percent in our 15 vision.”
Minister of Commerce Mehmet Muş said, “We have taken important steps to meet the financing needs of our companies more recently, and we have made Eximbank's loans more accessible. In addition, we have accelerated our cooperation with third country export credit and insurance institutions in order to increase the financing opportunities provided by Eximbank to the export of Turkish goods and services.” he said.
TMB President Erdal Eren said the following regarding the problems that have made it difficult for them to take Turkish employees abroad in recent years: “The first of these is that some or all of the wages of the workers we employ abroad are paid to their families in Turkey, and unfortunately, income tax is accrued by perceiving them as if they are working in Turkey. is to be carried. Our Ministry of Treasury and Finance has put this issue on its agenda in recent months and has started the work to bring income tax exemption to workers working abroad.” Noting that they also have problems due to the exploitation of employee-employer disputes by some law firms, Eren noted that the Supreme Court has signed precedent decisions to "take into account the legislation of the country in which these types of cases are filed", and said, "There is a need to turn this into a case law."
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