Turkey's Tech Prospects and Challenges
The article discusses a report by the Turkish National Intelligence Academy on how the global balance of power is shifting due to technological transformation, particularly in the fields of artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and critical minerals. The report explains that today's competition is not simply between two camps led by Washington and Beijing, but rather features a complex landscape characterized by "dynamic engineering" of alliances, where relations among countries in sensitive sectors vary and revolve around building strategic capabilities that are difficult to bypass. It emphasizes that Turkey possesses geopolitical and economic advantages, but must turn these into strong productive and technological capabilities through strategies based on "selective integration," balancing cooperation with the West while maintaining relations with other powers. Focus should be placed on developing sectors like critical minerals and energy to achieve strategic independence, which extends to building a cohesive technological and manufacturing influence.
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