As part of the new strategy, Türkiye formally designated a wide range of sectors as critical infrastructure requiring heightened protection.
These include digital infrastructure and services, telecommunications, energy, finance, food and agriculture, manufacturing, public services, media and crisis communications, logistics, healthcare, defence industries, water management, transportation, and space.
The government also underscored the strategic importance of data sovereignty, committing to stronger policies that treat data as a national asset rather than just a technical resource.
The Cybersecurity Presidency will continue leading efforts to build a unified national architecture, with all stakeholders expected to play an active role in implementation.
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