10,121.77 TRY BIST 100 BIST 100
35.76 USD USD USD
37.30 EUR EUR EUR
4.96 CNY CNY CNY
0.13 CNY CNY/EUR CNY/EUR
38.07 TRY Interest Interest
77.29 USD Fossil Oil Fossil Oil
30.41 USD Silver Silver
8,890.00 USD Copper Copper
105.07 USD Iron Ore Iron Ore
339.00 USD Shipbreaking Scrap Shipbreaking Scrap
3,175.42 TRY Gold (gr) Gold (gr)

Trade volume between Türkiye and Egypt to reach 10 billion dollars in 2025

Turkish Ambassador to Cairo Salih Mutlu Şen stated that Turkish investments in Egypt are growing rapidly and the trade volume between the two countries is expected to reach 10 billion dollars by the end of 2025.

Trade volume between Türkiye and Egypt to reach 10 billion dollars in 2025

Türkiye-Egypt B2B meetings were organized in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, with the cooperation of the Ministry of Trade and the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TIM). The event was attended by nearly 30 Turkish investors and entrepreneurs from sectors such as textiles, white goods, automotive, agricultural products, chemical products and electrical-electronics, as well as many business people from Egypt.

Trade Volume Will Reach 10 Billion Dollars”

Speaking at the opening session of the event, Ambassador Şen said, “The bilateral trade volume between Türkiye and Egypt increased by approximately 1 billion dollars compared to 2023 and reached 8.8 billion dollars in 2024. This year, the trade volume is expected to increase further and reach 10 billion dollars.”

“Turkish Investments Continue to Expand”

Drawing attention to the growth of Turkish investments in Egypt, Şen said, “Turkish investments in Egypt continue to expand and grow. At the meeting with Turkish business people I attended in Istanbul, I learned that Eroğlu Global Holding will launch a new investment of 120 million dollars in the West Kantara Industrial Zone,” he said.

The Free Trade Agreement is working well”

Emphasizing the importance of the Türkiye-Egypt Free Trade Agreement, Ambassador Şen said, “Turkey is one of the few countries where Egypt has a trade surplus. This proves how well the free trade agreement works on a win-win basis.”

“In line with the will of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Egyptian President Abdulfettah al-Sisi, the Turkish and Egyptian economies are moving with a strategic vision of growing and strengthening together,” Şen said, drawing attention to the long-term cooperation goals of the two countries.

“In line with the will of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Egyptian President Abdulfettah al-Sisi, the Turkish and Egyptian economies are moving with a strategic vision of growing and strengthening together,” Şen said, drawing attention to the long-term cooperation goals of the two countries.

“Permanent and Long-Term Cooperation is Important”

Emphasizing the importance of permanent import relations and long-term cooperation for the sustainability of the domestic industry, Ambassador Şen said, “I hope that this meeting will be instrumental in strengthening mutual trade relations.”

Comments

No comment yet.

Only +plus subscribers can access this content.

SUBSCRIBE now to share your thoughts on the markets and get more comments.
SUBSCRIBE If you already have an account Sign In

Most read news

Türkiye's imported scrap market showed an upward trend

Wednesday, January 29, 2025

Algerian Qatari Steel exports 700,000 tons, wins best exporter award

Wednesday, January 29, 2025

Disputes expected to increase in MENA construction sector

Wednesday, January 29, 2025

SSAB reported revenues of 2.06 billion euros in the 2024 fourth quarter

Wednesday, January 29, 2025

JSIS introduces the use of steel slag in road construction

Wednesday, January 29, 2025
Follow List
Expand
Your watch list is empty

Add your favorite commodities for quick access and don't miss the latest price change news.


There are no news categories you follow
Edit Notification Preferences
E-bulletin subscription
Sign up to receive the latest news and daily iron prices by e-mail and sms
Become a Plus Subscriber Now!
Try it free for 3 days!
Subscribe Now
Neutral Prices
Be informed
Provincial Iron Prices
Comments and Analysis
Subscribe Now