by GTA Team | Jun 23, 2025 | International Trade News
Türkiye’s ferrous scrap market is undergoing a dramatic realignment. In Q1 2025, imports from the U.S. plunged 23% (225,000 tonnes), while Russian scrap surged by 115% (+97,000 tonnes). Domestic mill demand remains high, with exporters counting on constrained...
by Loubna Al Masri | GTA Communications Department | Jun 23, 2025 | International Trade News
Türkiye’s agricultural sector is adapting rapidly. In a bid to boost exports amid drought concerns, the government has lifted wheat import restrictions, allowing increased grain flows to the EU and beyond. This shift helps balance domestic stocks and lets...
by Loubna Al Masri | GTA Communications Department | Jun 23, 2025 | International Trade News
Türkiye’s construction materials market is heading toward a projected TRY 1.48 trillion in 2025, maintaining a steady 3% annual growth. This signals strong momentum in both domestic infrastructure and regional exports of building goods. For importers, recent news...
by Loubna Al Masri | GTA Communications Department | Jun 23, 2025 | International Trade News
Türkiye continues to secure its standing as a key energy corridor this week, with fresh details emerging from the latest energy ministry update. According to Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar, Iran remains a “major” supplier of natural gas, delivering up...
by Loubna Al Masri | GTA Communications Department | Jun 17, 2025 | International Trade News
While peace may be a distant dream in today’s Middle East, recovery is not. And there’s a critical truth we must face: without women, reconstruction is incomplete. Women are not victims of war. They’re agents of recovery. Post-conflict zones see a rise in...
by Loubna Al Masri | GTA Communications Department | Jun 17, 2025 | International Trade News
Digital infrastructure is one of those topics that rarely receives public attention – yet has long since become the foundation of economic, social, and political life. It permeates all areas of modern society, from data traffic and power grids to urban mobility. Its...
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