Turkiye's defense and security spending budget of 111 billion USD by 2029

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Turkiye 's goal is to reach a defense and security spending budget of 7.7 trillion TL (111 billion USD) by 2029 and enter the world's top 10 countries


Yesterday, the 2027-2029 Medium-Term Program (MTP), which also defines Turkiye's targets up to 2029, was announced. (Image 1)

Turkey, as stated by the President at the NATO Leaders' Summit held in Ankara in July 2026, if it is to meet the 5% commitment given to NATO before 2030, in this case the 2029 defense budget could exceed 111 billion USD

1)Basic defense expenditures (GDPx3.5%): 5.36 trillion TL (77.88 billion USD)

2)Defense and security support expenditures (GDPx1.5%): 2.3 trillion TL (33.37 billion USD)

3)Total (GDPx5%): 7.66 trillion TL (111.25 billion USD)

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Israeli Jerusalem Post
Turkiye raises defense spending by 229%, aiming to develop own technologies
 
2026 Budget Base: Turkiye's defense and security budget for 2026 is allocated at approximately 2.155 trillion Turkish Lira (approximately 51.4 billion Dollars)


2029 Projection: With a massive 229% budget growth planned over three years under the Medium-Term Program, defense and security spending is projected to reach levels exceeding $111 billion annually or in total by 2029


Turkiye 's goal is to reach a defense and security spending budget of 7.7 trillion TL (111 billion USD) by 2029 and enter the world's top 10 countries

USA
China
Russia
Germany
India
Turkiye
The UK
France
S.Arabia
 
This budget increase and additional resources aim to reduce Türkiye's dependence on foreign sources while accelerating the mass production and delivery processes of the following critical defense projects.


KAAN 5th gen Fighter Jet
KIZILELMA and ANKA-3 unmanned stealth Fighter Jets
STEEL DOME Air Defense Umbrella ( total of $24 billion )
300 m MUGEM Aircraft Carrier
4 TF-2000 class Destroyers
8 MILDEN class AIP Submarines
New Frigates
ALTAY Tanks
ASOJ-23A stand off Jammer Aircraft
ALP-200 airborne early warning Radar System
ALP-500G and ALP-600G long range early warning AESA Radars
GOKBORA and GOKHAN ramjet powered long range air to air Missiles
Supersonic and hypersonic Cruise Missiles
Hypersonic MRBMs TAYFUN Block4 and CENK
etc


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Actually, this shouldn't be considered in dollar terms

Because Turkiye is not a country like X Country that buys almost everything from abroad; on the contrary, Turkiye is a country that produces its own weapons more cheaply

only one example :
X Country buys American HARPOON anti-ship Missile for $1,2-1,4 million per unit
Turkiye produce its own ATMACA anti-ship Missile for less than $500.000

So, Turkiye's defense budget will be minimum three times larger than X Country's in cumulative value


Turks to cover whole Turkiye for $24 billion ( STEEL DOME air defense umbrella )
If Turkiye had purchased this from abroad, it would have had to pay at least $75 billion USD
 
To be fair those GDP forecast are not written in stone nor the actual budget these are goals und planned conditions they can still change but a large increase toward 3.5/5% mark is expected
 
To be fair those GDP forecast are not written in stone nor the actual budget these are goals und planned conditions they can still change but a large increase toward 3.5/5% mark is expected


Türkiye’s 2026 growth forecast was 3.3%
Economic growth is targeted to reach 4.2% in 2027, 4.6% in 2028 and 5% in 2029

Türkiye Annual GDP Growth Rates (Last 10 Years)
2025: 3.6%
2024: 3.3%
2023: 5.1%
2022: 5.5%
2021: 11.4% (Strong recovery phase following the pandemic shock)
2020: 1.9%
2019: 0.8%
2018: 3.0%
2017: 7.5%
2016: 3.3%

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if Turkiye is to meet the 5% commitment given to NATO before 2030, in this case the 2029 defense budget could exceed 111 billion USD


Total (GDPx5%): 7.66 trillion TL (111.25 billion USD)

-- Basic defense expenditures (GDPx3.5%): 5.36 trillion TL (77.88 billion USD)

-- Defense and security support expenditures (GDPx1.5%): 2.3 trillion TL (33.37 billion USD)


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This is a massive increase, and a huge budget of at least $100 billion to teach a lesson to small countries like Greece and Israel who have been acting increasingly disrespectfully towards Turkiye lately
 
5%,This is too high; only resource-rich countries can afford such high expenditures.It's important to note that China's military spending accounts for only 1.3% of its GDP.
 
5%,This is too high; only resource-rich countries can afford such high expenditures.It's important to note that China's military spending accounts for only 1.3% of its GDP.
And its based on calculating that the GDP will continue to grow at exponential rates every year which is extremely optimistic to the point of delusional.

Once again MMME is impatient and counting chickens before they hatch
 
The Turkish economy has been growing uninterruptedly for 6 consecutive years (24 quarters) since the third quarter of 2020

2025: 3.6%
2024: 3.3%
2023: 5.1%
2022: 5.5%
2021: 11.4% (Strong recovery phase following the pandemic shock)
2020: 1.9%

  • 2020: $733.63 Billion
  • 2021: $839.94 Billion
  • 2022: $926.10 Billion
  • 2023: $1.15 Trillion
  • 2024: $1.36 Trillion
  • 2025: $1.60 Trillion
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Türkiye’s 2026 growth forecast was 3.3%
Economic growth is targeted to reach 4.2% in 2027, 4.6% in 2028 and 5% in 2029

This is a growth forecast close to reality, reflecting the fact that it has grown uninterruptedly for the past 6 years (contracting only during the pandemic, just as the rest of the world did)


We dont care about silly Chinese troll team

2 days ago , the 2027-2029 Medium-Term Program (MTP), which also defines Turkiye's targets up to 2029 was announced by the Turkish Government


Turkiye 's goal is to reach a defense and security spending budget of 7.7 trillion TL (111 billion USD) by 2029
 
This is a massive increase, and a huge budget of at least $100 billion to teach a lesson to small countries like Greece and Israel who have been acting increasingly disrespectfully towards Turkiye lately
Teach a lesson?
 
The Turkish economy has been growing uninterruptedly for 6 consecutive years (24 quarters) since the third quarter of 2020

2025: 3.6%
2024: 3.3%
2023: 5.1%
2022: 5.5%
2021: 11.4% (Strong recovery phase following the pandemic shock)
2020: 1.9%

  • 2020: $733.63 Billion
  • 2021: $839.94 Billion
  • 2022: $926.10 Billion
  • 2023: $1.15 Trillion
  • 2024: $1.36 Trillion
  • 2025: $1.60 Trillion
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Türkiye’s 2026 growth forecast was 3.3%
Economic growth is targeted to reach 4.2% in 2027, 4.6% in 2028 and 5% in 2029

This is a growth forecast close to reality, reflecting the fact that it has grown uninterruptedly for the past 6 years (contracting only during the pandemic, just as the rest of the world did)


We dont care about silly Chinese troll team

2 days ago , the 2027-2029 Medium-Term Program (MTP), which also defines Turkiye's targets up to 2029 was announced by the Turkish Government


Turkiye 's goal is to reach a defense and security spending budget of 7.7 trillion TL (111 billion USD) by 2029
Yes you have the crystal ball to tell the future that none of us have lol. Ur a joke man.
 
The result of 5 year planning not 5 year bragging lol

China leads in 69 of 74 critical technology domains tracked by the ASPI Critical Technology Tracker update, reflecting a deep structural dominance in global research. [1, 2]

Key Findings from the 2026 Data
    • Overall Research Lead: China holds the lead in 69 out of the 74 critical and emerging technology domains. [1]
    • Monopoly Risk: China's lead is classified as high-risk/monopolistic in 41 of those 74 technologies (up from 33 previously). [1]
    • Recent Shifts: AI hardware, accelerators, and biological manufacturing have shifted to high monopoly risk for China. Meanwhile, China newly captured research leadership in natural language processing, genetic engineering, and nuclear medicine/radiotherapy. [1, 2]
    • US Leadership: The United States leads in the remaining 5 technologies, such as neuroprosthetics (which carries a high monopoly risk favoring the US). [1]
 

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