As 2022 draws to a close, Turkey’s exports will not decrease below the yearThe end of the goal that was set last year, Trade Minister Mohamed Moush said on Friday.
Turkey has set $250 billion export target for this is yearafter reaching A record $225 billion in 2021.
“There are 15 days left Till the end of the yearAnd we will not fall short of The target is us set last year for exports,” Musch said at a summit organized by Turkey leading media group And Daily Sabah parent Turkovaz Media Company in Istanbul.
“It was our goal set $250 billion last year and we will get through it.
However, Muş added that there is a slowdown in Foreigner demandespecially because of the latest rate which they will attempt to circumvent with little effect.
Our upward trend has continued since second half of the yearbut we now have a slower growing trend due to a decrease in external demand. “
Muş said an extra goal of It was $80 billion added last yearand with with the aim of diversifying market to reach it.
One of the main drivers of Economic Turkish growth this is yearexports hit recordLarge sizes all around first 11 months of this is year. However, A.J global Deceleration hitch mode on Foreigner demandparticularly among the largest Turkish companies trade Partners, led by Europe.
Outbound shipments from January to November jumped 14% from a year Before $ 231 billion, while imports up 36.6% to approximately $331.1 billion, primarily driven by sharp gains in Energy and commodity prices after Russia invasion of Ukraine.
Muş previously said that there was a slowdown in the growth direction of Exports, indicating weakness demand in European Union where approx half of Turkey shipments go.
There is a slowdown therein Europe), whether we want Or not, a drop in demand There affects our exports.”
