Turkey: Exports from AKİB to 1.92 billion dollars with an increase of 46 percent in April

Published 2022년 5월 9일

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The Secretary General of AKİB, Mehmet Ali Erkan, has announced a 9.1% contribution to Turkey's total exports in April, amounting to 23.4 billion dollars, making the Mediterranean exporters the most dynamic among 14 general secretariats. Despite global economic challenges, AKİB is on track to reach its annual export target of 20 billion dollars, with a strong performance in the first four months of the year, particularly in the chemistry, iron-steel, cereals and pulses sectors. The union has also seen increased export activity in Southeast Asia and America, with significant growth in sales to Singapore, the Republic of South Africa, and the United States.

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Mehmet Ali Erkan, Secretary General of AKİB, stated that the Mediterranean exporters, who achieved the highest increase in foreign sales volume among 14 general secretariats across Turkey in April, supported the country-wide exports of 23.4 billion dollars in this period by 9.1 percent. Emphasizing that AKİB, which achieved an export value of 16.3 billion dollars with an increase of 46 percent in 2021, continued its strong performance in the first 4 months of 2022 despite the recent negative developments in the global economy, Secretary General Mehmet Ali Erkan is confident in its annual export target of 20 billion dollars. He said they were making progress. CHEMICAL, IRON AND STEEL AND GRAIN AND PULSES SECTORS LOCOMOTIVE Mehmet Ali Erkan noted that they maintained their upward momentum in all 8 main sectors in the past month, and that they achieved the strongest performance in this month in the chemistry, iron-steel, cereals and pulses sectors. Evaluating the April exports of ...

Source: Haber7