Türkiye’s exports to Syria recorded a remarkable increase in 2025. According to official data, exports rose by 69.6% year-on-year, reaching approximately 2.6 billion dollars. The growth is attributed to more institutionalized trade relations, increased investments, and expanded product and market diversity.
In order to strengthen Türkiye’s export capacity and enhance the global competitiveness of exporting companies, a new financing and interest support package has been launched through the cooperation of the Ministry of Trade of Türkiye and Turkish Eximbank.
In Turkey, debates surrounding the use of plant protection products—often conducted under the heading of agriculture and exports—are frequently stripped of their technical context before being presented to the public. Seasonal and mandatory agricultural practices are portrayed through a narrative of "crisis" without sufficient technical explanation; this approach negatively impacts both the producer and the international perception of the country's export brand.
Turkey’s automotive main industry closed 2025 with a strong export performance, reaching an all-time high of $41.5 billion in export value. While total production increased by 4% to 1.42 million units, export revenues grew by 12%, supported by market demand and favorable exchange rate conditions.
With the decision published in the Official Gazette on January 17, 2026, significant amendments were introduced to Türkiye’s E-Export Incentives Support Regulation. The new framework signals a shift toward a more transparent, controlled, and sustainable digital export policy.
Turkey’s construction materials exports continued their strong performance in 2025, with cement clinker exports showing notable growth. According to official data, Turkey exported approximately 6.85 million tons of cement clinker between January and November 2025, highlighting sustained foreign demand for Turkish building materials.
At a time when global trade is increasingly shaped by protectionist policies and renewed trade tensions, Turkey achieved a historic milestone in 2025 by reaching $273.4 billion in exports. This represents a 4.5% increase compared to 2024 and marks the highest export value in the country’s history.
Turkey generated $178.2 million in revenue from pistachio exports to 94 countries in 2025, despite adverse weather conditions such as agricultural frost and drought.
The Turkish Ministry of Trade has released 2025 export statistics by province of activity. According to the data, the total exports of İzmir, Manisa, Denizli, Balıkesir, Aydın, Muğla, Kütahya, Afyonkarahisar and Uşak increased from $43.4 billion in 2024 to $43.7 billion in 2025.
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