Turkey recently unveiled its ambitious 2030 Industry and Technology Strategy focused on upgrading its industrial production to global standards. The strategy includes plans to set up industrial facilities for nuclear energy, green hydrogen, battery storage, and carbon capture. Additionally, Turkey aims to establish a value chain for critical raw materials and support semiconductor technology, autonomous vehicles, flying cars, and cybersecurity solutions. The country's national hydrogen program will focus on decarbonizing energy-intensive industries through the production, storage, transportation, and consumption of green hydrogen. Turkey also intends to triple its high-tech exports and increase industrial exports significantly by the end of the decade. With a focus on innovation and economic development, the strategy includes initiatives for carbon capture, semiconductor manufacturing, battery production, and cybersecurity solutions. Turkey remains committed to promoting domestic electric vehicles while investing in autonomous operation systems and high-tech exports. The country also aims to expand its industrial base for solar panels and wind turbines, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to sustainable energy and technology development.