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We Must Accurately Interpret Opportunities
To reach our $280 billion target in goods exports, we must increase our exports by at least 7%. Although we fell short of the desired rate in the first four months, we continue to work tirelessly, day and night, to achieve our goal.
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Challenges Persist, Yet Promising Developments Emerge
Every monthly performance surpassing $23 billion is significant as it reflects both our nation's production strength and the determination of our exporters. In an environment marked by global uncertainties, this outcome can be considered a success.
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We Must Restore Exports as the Driving Force of Growth
We are accelerating our efforts to diversify our markets, enhance the added value of our exports, and engage directly with exporters to address their concerns and develop solutions.
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We Must Maintain The Balance Between Inflation And Exchange Rates
As we move forward into 2025 with a target of $280 billion in exports, we have successfully completed the first month of the year. In January, we increased our exports by 5.8%, reaching $21.2 billion.
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We Have Successfully Completed Yet Another Challenging Year
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Exports Continue to Be the Dynamo of Our Economy
We actively listen to the demands, insights, and suggestions of our exporters and ensure follow-up, acting as a bridge between our ministries and sectors,
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Production and Exports Must Not Be Neglected
While voicing our issues, demands, and solutions at every level, we also continue to work tirelessly to diversify our markets. Between January and October, we organized 15 procurement delegations, 114 trade delegations, and participated in 339 fairs.
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We Focus on the Next Three Months
Although September was one of the months with a decline in exports this year, we still managed to increase our exports to 113 countries. In 42 countries, we achieved an export growth of over 50%, while in 87 countries, the increase exceeded 10%.
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We Have Set Our Compass Towards Our Goals
Although we are in positive territory for the first eight months, we are still behind our target. In the remaining four months, we will continue to work tirelessly to meet our year-end goal. The dedication shown by our exporters during this period strengthens my belief in our success.
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Costs and Exchange Rates Must Be Balanced
To regain momentum in exports, which are the driving force of our economy, balancing input costs with the exchange rate appears to be the only viable solution.
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We Must Enhance the Global Competitiveness of Our Firms
Our trade delegations organized to find new markets will continue to increase in the coming period. With the support of our Ministry of Trade, our producers can write new success stories in these new markets.
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We Achieved The Highest Monthly Export In The History Of The Republic
As the export family, we achieved two great successes in May. Last month, we realized our highest monthly export in the history of the Republic with 24.1 billion dollars. We also reached the highest value in the last 12 months with 260.1 billion dollars.
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We Must Approach Exports With a Comprehensive Understanding
We now want not only to produce more but also to create added value, to use the possibilities of high technology, to brand ourselves, and to discuss innovative ideas.
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We Must Concentrate on Our Targets in The Upcoming Four-Year Period Without Any Elections
The "what if expectation" about the Turkish economy that began before last year's general elections ended with the local elections held on March 31. Türkiye has completed yet another election with remarkable democratic maturity. I wish for the outcome to be beneficial for our country and our nation.
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Those Who Can Manage Change Can Survive
In order to survive in a changing world, we have no choice but to keep up with technological transformation or to brand the "right product".
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Our Exporters Are Able To Turn Global Crisis Into Opportunity
Our exporters' greatest advantage lies in their ability to swiftly devise solutions in challenging conditions.
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We Can Turn Dual Transformation Into an Opportunity With Innovation.
We have entered the final stretch of a challenging year. November was a busy and successful month both for our Parliament and our export performance.
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Fortifying Export Strategies
The newfound relations and synergies forged during the Gulf Tour, spearheaded by our business world under the visionary leadership of our President, are a promising harbinger for our exports in the region.
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We Start The Second Half More Competitive
Rising environmental standards have opened a new field of competition. We have to produce value-added products to be preferable suppliers.
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Our Exporters Now Have A Bank and It's Time For Foreign Currency
We have a bank that looks after the exporters' interests and will include exporters in its management. With an economic policy prioritizing production and exports, I believe that we will complete the 100th anniversary of the establishment of our Republic with record exports.
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The Way Out of the Trap: Innovation
In addition to the value-added exports of defence and aerospace industry, its contribution to the nationalization of technology is immeasurable. The innovation learnt from this field could be invested in many manufacturing industry.
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Our Exporters Passed The Great Exam With Success
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Healing With the Spirit of Solidarity
Our pain is immense, our hearts broken. Once again I wish our wounded heals soon and patience to those who lost their relatives.
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We Will Reach 60 Per Cent Capacıity in The Earthquake Region After The Feast