European Parliamentary Research Service By / May 7, 2013

Turkey’s trade in goods – exports and imports

Turkey’s trade in goods – exports and imports

Turkey's trade in goods - exports and imports

While the EU remains its main
trade partner, Turkey’s trade
with Middle Eastern countries has increased
fourfold (2003-2011) supported by a policy
of free-trade agreements and visa-free travel
with most of them. Turkey’s commercial
interests have raised its need for a stable
Middle East.

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