Our Mission:

Is to build a bridge between Turkey, UK, European Union & the rest of the World in terms of trade; and in the process to connect the world with Trading, Social, Cultural and Educational collaborations from Turkey.
We aim to establish new Business opportunities and produce new projects/ideas to private individuals and companies , as well as to guarantee a safe and comfortable transaction into the Turkish Business industry. We would also like to be a leading platform where you can find the perfect Turkish company.
Turkey is a very important country in international trade because of its unique position where the Asian, European, and African continents meet. Due to its location on the Silk Road, where traders have been traveling for thousands of years, Turkey has a very important role to play in connecting different cultures and countries.
Today, Turkey is one of the world leaders in many high-added value industrial products & one of the largest producers in the world in many of the fields.
The hardworking and flexible work culture of the Turkish people with a population of 90 million people is behind the "Made in Turkey" brand.
This production power is raised by the young hard working & skilled people of ‘Turkiye’.

About us:

Our website Trade with Turkey operates to provide a direct connection between international customers & Turkish business.
Through this website you can reach and contact thousands of companies operating in dozens of sectors in Turkey. 
The search module introduces Turkish business sectors in a wide range, enabling you to reach all registered business you are seeking as a business partner, whether in end-user products or in derivatives for your business.
After determining the correct business partner for you, you can find swift and high quality solutions for your needs, and live the comfort of products and services "Made in Turkey".

Why do business in Turkey:

Straddling Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia, Turkey has been an important hub for trans-continental trade throughout history. With coastlines on the Black, Aegean, and Mediterranean Seas, it shares land boundaries with Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. Turkish exports are well-diversified, ranging from natural resources and low value-added products such as metals, precious stones, energy, apparel, and food stuffs, to higher value goods including vehicles and machinery. Nevertheless, exports remain heavily reliant upon Europe. A large trade deficit meanwhile is driven by energy and high value-added imports. A member of the WTO, Turkey has enhanced integration through various trade agreements, including the European Free Trade Association. Moreover, Turkey is a candidate for EU membership, a signatory to an EU Customs Union Agreement, and a member of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership. Despite significant progress, Turkish trade is still hindered by limited financial access and cumbersome regulatory and business environments.