Fostering sustainable development through international cooperation.
TİKA, the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency, was established in 1992 to provide development assistance and foster international cooperation. As a key player in Turkey’s foreign policy, TİKA focuses on sustainable development projects that enhance economic and social infrastructure in partner countries. The agency operates across various sectors, including education, health, agriculture, and governance, aiming to build capacity and improve living standards.
With a presence in over 60 countries, TİKA implements projects that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It emphasizes partnerships with local communities and governments to ensure the sustainability and effectiveness of its initiatives. TİKA’s approach is characterized by a commitment to mutual respect and cultural understanding, fostering long-term relationships with beneficiary countries.
TİKA is active in several African countries, including Ethiopia, Sudan, Somalia, and Senegal, among others.
TİKA’s programs in Africa focus on capacity building, infrastructure development, and humanitarian assistance. Notable projects include the construction of schools, hospitals, and vocational training centers.
TİKA has successfully completed numerous projects that have significantly improved access to education and healthcare in its partner countries. Its initiatives have contributed to economic development and enhanced bilateral relations between Turkey and African nations.
