The TEDA program is a Turkish grant initiative launched in 2005 to promote Turkish literature, art, and culture by funding translations and publications in other languages. It aims to make Turkish cultural heritage accessible to a wider international audience, supporting the work of Turkish authors and cultural figures. The program's primary function is to subsidize translation and publication costs, thereby facilitating the dissemination of Turkish works globally.

The "Turla" platform hosts meetings related to Turkish literature abroad. These meetings, such as the one held in November 2020, appear to be an international online publishing platform for Turkish literature. Further information can be found on the Turkish Literature Abroad office's Facebook page and the turlameetings.com website. The platform seems to connect authors and publishers with an international audience, facilitating the promotion and dissemination of Turkish literary works.

Pol Publishing has signed copyright agreements with Arab publishers to translate and publish eight Arabic novels into Turkish.