Turkish food imports to Saudi Arabia were officially banned

Published 2020년 11월 28일

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Turkish exporters have announced increased trade barriers in Saudi Arabia, with Saudi businessmen calling for a ban on Turkish goods following the deterioration of relations between the two countries. The Turkish Exporters' Union reported that imports of red and white meat, honey, milk and water products from Turkey to Saudi Arabia have been suspended, leading to a 16% drop in Turkish exports to Saudi Arabia. Despite Saudi Arabia denying an unofficial boycott, Turkey is formally pursuing the issue through the World Trade Organization. Both countries are preparing for potential changes under the new US administration, but there is no sign of improving relations.
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According to ISNA, Turkish exporters had announced an increase in trade barriers in Saudi Arabia, and Saudi businessmen had called for a ban on imports of Turkish goods following the deterioration of relations between the two countries. Relations between the two countries, which have been vying for regional influence, plunged into a deep crisis two years ago after Saudi agents assassinated Jamal Khashgechi, a prominent Saudi journalist critical of Riyadh, at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Ankara has said Riyadh has denied an unofficial boycott of Turkish goods, but the Turkish Exporters' Union said it had been informed through the Turkish Ministry of Commerce that imports of some Turkish goods to Saudi Arabia had been suspended earlier this month. In a letter to its members seen by Reuters, the union said imports of red meat and white meat and related products, honey and its products, as well as milk and water products from Turkey to Saudi Arabia, had been suspended. The Turkish ...
Source: Isna

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