Turkish Official Targets $50B US Trade in Two Years
Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat expects trade between Turkey and the United States to reach approximately $42 or $43 billion this year, with the potential to hit $50 billion in the next two years. He confirmed that bilateral trade last year exceeded $38 billion, and that the cooperation between the two countries involves not only trade but also energy, defense, and technology, with the goal of increasing the volume of commercial exchange to $100 billion. The United States is Turkey's third-largest export market and the fourth-largest source of imports, with ongoing efforts to boost investments and deepen economic collaboration between the two nations.
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