Egypt Drives Turkey’s Africa Exports

The article focuses on Turkey's increased exports to Africa during the first seven months of 2026, which rose by 12.6% to reach $13.3 billion, with notable growth in key markets such as Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, and Libya. Exports to Egypt increased by 26.1% since the beginning of the year and are the leading destination for Turkish exports to Africa, with a 49.3% surge in July alone, reaching $426.2 million. Nigeria recorded the highest percentage growth among African markets at 52.1%, while exports to South Africa grew by 31.3% during the same period. Meanwhile, the markets of Morocco and Algeria experienced a temporary decline in Turkish exports in July, decreasing by 24.8% and 18.8%, respectively. The summary indicates that Turkey’s exports to Africa have increased overall, with strong growth in Egypt and Nigeria, while some Maghreb markets experienced a temporary downturn.

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