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Turkish exports to SCO member countries up 85% in last 5 years

Liberian-flagged bulk carrier Primus transits the Bosporus on its way to the Mediterranean Sea, Istanbul, Türkiye, Aug. 29, 2023. (Reuters Photo)

Turkish exports to SCO member countries up 85% in last 5 years

By admin on March 22, 2025

Turkish exports to Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member countries have skyrocketed, increasing 85% over the last five years, according to an Anadolu Agency (AA) report…

Turkish trade chief vows vigilance in supporting exporters, producers

An aerial view of a port in the northern province of Trabzon, Türkiye, Jan. 17, 2024. (IHA Photo)

Turkish trade chief vows vigilance in supporting exporters, producers

By admin on January 28, 2024

Trade Minister Ömer Bolat conveyed Thursday Ankara’s aim to continue actively using measures against unfair practices and the effective defense policy tools supporting the country’s…

Türkiye’s exports to Spain climb to record high of nearly $9.3B

An aerial view of a freight ship with cargo containers is seen in this undated photo, Istanbul, Türkiye. (Getty Images Photo)

Türkiye’s exports to Spain climb to record high of nearly $9.3B

By admin on January 21, 2024

With a total export value of approximately $9.26 billion (TL 278.73 billion), Türkiye achieved its highest-ever export to Spain of all time last year, according…

Türkiye’s exports in July up 8.3% to $20B

Containers at a port in the northwestern province of Tekirdağ, Türkiye, Aug. 23, 2021. (AA Photo)

Türkiye’s exports in July up 8.3% to $20B

By admin on August 4, 2023

The Turkish trade minister announced Thursday that Türkiye’s exports in July totaled $20.09 billion (TL 542.02 billion), up 8.4% every year. This January-July, the country’s…

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Turkish exports to SCO member countries up 85% in last 5 years

Turkish trade chief vows vigilance in supporting exporters, producers

Türkiye’s exports to Spain climb to record high of nearly $9.3B

Türkiye’s exports in July up 8.3% to $20B

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