Delegation: Denmark–Türkiye EPC & Third Country Cooperation Forum

The Trade Council of Denmark in Türkiye, the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (TBC), Impact Fund Denmark, and Danish Industry invite companies to participate in this targeted program, offering direct access to Turkish EPCs and opportunities for sustainable business collaborations.

The delegation will take place 28–29 April 2026. The program includes presentations from both Danish and Turkish sides, networking opportunities, and tailored B2B meetings. This delegation offers a unique chance to gain direct insight into how Turkish EPCs operate, establish contacts with key contractors, and benefit from the synergies of a collective Danish EPC initiative.

The program aligns with the Danish government’s focus on strengthening engagement in Africa and emphasizes a partnership approach to markets that may be new to many Danish participants.

Program Overview

Day 1 –summit & B2B Meetings

The Turkish Contractors Association will host a summit, Denmark–Türkiye Cooperation in Global EPC Projects, covering:

• Financing Sustainable Infrastructure Projects in Africa
• Africa focus session: Priority Markets and Institutional Perspectives
• B2B meetings with Turkish EPC contractors, all members of the Turkish Contractors Association.

After the summit, all participants are invited to the ambassador’s residence for an evening of networking and informal discussions

Day 2 – On-Site EPC visits

Delegates will visit two major EPC companies in Ankara to discuss concrete projects in Africa across various sectors. EPCs have been selected in consultation with the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (TBC), ensuring alignment with ongoing projects and financing opportunities.

Why Collaborate with Turkish EPC Companies?

Turkish EPCs (engineering, procurement, and construction companies) are among the largest globally, both in number and market share. They are particularly active in surrounding regions and are rapidly expanding into Africa.

In 2023, Turkish EPCs executed approximately 1,900 infrastructure projects in Africa, totaling over USD 85 billion, and this number continues to grow as Turkey strengthens its ties with African nations.

These companies are involved in a wide range of projects, including:

• Transport & Energy: Railways, roads, and power plants
• Water: Water treatment facilities
• Healthcare: Hospitals and clinics
• Buildings: Residential and office buildings
• Industry: Industrial plants

Danish companies can offer sustainable solutions - and the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (TBC) as well as Impact Fund Denmark can offer financing options, creating significant opportunities to partner on these projects.