Bolat Targets $6 Billion in E-Exports by Year
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Trade Minister Ömer Bolat made important statements about Türkiye's e-commerce. Speaking at the 2nd IGEXX Istanbul Global E-Commerce Summit, Minister Bolat emphasized the global share of e-commerce, stating: "The share of e-commerce in Türkiye's total foreign trade has increased from 4.5% to 20%." Here are the details...
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat, speaking at the 2nd IGEXX Meeting of the Istanbul Global E-Commerce Summit, emphasized the share of e-commerce worldwide. Minister Bolat stated, "Both the global average and Türkiye's national income average show that the share of e-commerce was 4.5% in 2019, but these figures have risen rapidly. Within total foreign trade, the share of e-commerce has increased from 4.5% to 20%."
Economy - Turkey is preparing for a new threshold in e-exports. Minister Bolat stated that they aim for $6 billion in e-exports by the end of the year, and that the share of e-commerce in total trade has reached 20 percent.
Turkey's E-Export Target Is $6 Billion: E-Commerce's Share Has Risen to 20 Percent - Dünya Newspaper
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat announced that Turkey aims to reach a $6 billion e-export volume by the end of 2026. Bolat stated that the share of e-commerce in total trade has increased from 4.5% to 20%, and that the annual growth rate of e-commerce in Turkey between 2019 and 2025 is 80%.
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat announced at the Istanbul Global E-Export Summit, organized in cooperation with the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM) and the Electronic Commerce Business Association (ETİD), that they aim to reach $6 billion in e-exports by the end of this year.
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