President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday Türkiye would attract more investors as a result of the surge in inflation being brought under control and the decline in the country's risk premium, Paralel.Az reports citing Xinhua.

"Our risk premium declines. With the rise in our credit note, more foreign investors will come to our country," Erdogan told a ceremony in Istanbul.

"We believe that the flow of resources to our country will accelerate as the increase in inflation is brought under control," he said.

Erdogan said the high growth potential of the Turkish economy attracts the attention of international investors as well as domestic investors.

"We see that the interest in the Turkish stock market is increasing both domestically and abroad," he said.

Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek, who attended the same ceremony in Istanbul, said the demand for Turkish assets was on the rise, adding that a downward trend in monthly inflation has begun.