Turkiye-US Trade Volume Reaches $38 Billion as Economic Ties Strengthen
Trade Minister Omer Bolat highlighted growing economic momentum between the two countries at business gatherings held in New York.
Trade between Turkiye and the United States has reached $38 billion, Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat said while addressing the 4th Turkish-American Business Gathering and the 19th Turkiye Investment Conference in New York, according to Anadolu Agency.
Bolat's remarks pointed to building economic momentum between the two countries, though the report did not detail specific sector breakdowns, the timeframe over which the $38 billion figure was reached, or particular new agreements announced at the events.
The business gathering and investment conference are part of a broader effort to strengthen commercial ties between Turkish and American businesses, bringing together officials and private-sector representatives to discuss trade, investment opportunities and economic cooperation. Such events are frequently held alongside high-level diplomatic activity in New York, including the UN General Assembly's annual session.
Turkiye and the United States have periodically set trade volume targets as part of broader efforts to deepen bilateral economic relations, alongside ongoing discussions on tariffs, investment access and other trade policy issues affecting the relationship.
No further details on specific investment commitments or forward-looking trade targets were included in the available report.
Sources
- Türkiye-US trade volume hits $38B as economic momentum builds — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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