Turkey's exports to its neighbors reached 23.4 billion dollars
Original headlineTürkiye'nin komşularına ihracatı 23,4 milyar dolara ulaştı
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Türkiye’s exports to its seven neighboring countries reached $23.4 billion in the January–October period, up 2.3% from the same period last year, with Iraq receiving the largest share of those shipments. The figures indicate that regional trade continues to provide a stable outlet for Turkish exporters even as overall demand conditions remain uneven. Iraq’s lead underscores the importance of that market within Türkiye’s near-border trade mix. Details on the breakdown by country and sector will be key to watch, along with whether the modest annual gain holds through year-end.
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Türkiye, Iraq