Türkiye Proved Why It is the Welfare Nation in the World

The most gorgeous scenery may be seen in Turkey, also known as "Heaven on Earth" by many. Archaeological sites as well as opulent Turkish hotels and resorts exist there. Due to its ability to demonstrate to the entire world that it has the best and strongest welfare state in the world, Turkey has recently grown to be one of the most significant luxury hotspots. This is because many modern nations, including those led by the United States of America and the major European nations, have struggled to meet their citizens' needs for masks, disinfectants, gloves, and food products, unlike Turkey. Turkey in the centerThe continents of Europe and Asia, where trade between European nations occurs, serve as the principal supply of raw resources for Asia's developing economies. 

Professor Jeffrey Sachs, director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University in the United States, stated that Turkey is situated in one of the most significant geographic regions in the world and serves as a conduit for the health of the global economy in an interview with Anadolu Agency. 

On the one hand, Turkey has developed into one of the most significant energy corridors in the world since the turn of the millennium, and on the other, it has become a transit country for raw materials moving from European nations to Asian economies, particularly China, India, Japan, and South Korea. 

According to Sachs, Turkey is crucial to the health of the global economy because it fosters economic cooperation between Europe and Asia. In the future, Turkey will be able to increase its prominence within the G20. Turkey is regarded as a major transit station for commodities traveling from Europe to Asia as well as for goods traveling from China to Europe. It is also regarded as an essential transit station for fifth generation networks, optical fibers, high-speed railroads, and power transmission. 

Sources in Turkey

Turkey is currently the most significant corridor for energy transit, particularly liquefied natural gas, from Russia to European countries through pipelines connecting the source and consuming countries or the so-called "Turkish Torrent" line, to the most significant source of electricity provision in the continent. This is in addition to the movement of goods and communications. 

Turkey has had significant success in recent years raising the standard of living for its people. Despite the fact that money cannot purchase happiness, it is necessary to improve one's standard of living. 

Turks work an average of 1,877 hours a year, making up a sizable portion of Turkey's population between the ages of 15 and 64 who are employed. 

Another significant requirement for landing a job is having a solid education. In Turkey, a sizable portion of adults between the ages of 25 and 64 have completed their secondary education.

Turkish students score an average of 455 points in reading, mathematics, and the natural sciences, according to the organization's rating of educational quality. Turkish women perform at a 15 point advantage in terms of knowledge. 

It should be mentioned from the standpoint of public health that the average life expectancy in Turkey is 75 years.

Turks experience a strong sense of community in the social realm. The Turkish people trust that they have someone to rely on in difficult times, and it shows how effectively the Turkish people contribute to political life in terms of relatively high participation rates compared to other OIC countries. In general, most Turks believe that daily life gives them a positive feeling of calmness, confidence and pride in their achievements more than the negative feelings they are exposed to.