Expand Your Market in One of the Emerging Economies in the World
American-Turkish Council in partnership with U.S. Department of Commerce is leading a Transportation Technologies Trade Mission to Turkey to introduce U.S. companies to the $250 billion Turkish Transportation market. Trade mission delegates will travel to İstanbul, Ankara, and İzmir to attend pre-scheduled meetings, engage potential trading partners, and meet end users to understand the business and transportation environment in Turkey.
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Strong Transportation & Logistics Focus
Turkey is the 17th largest economy in the world and has a population of over 75 million. Turkey’s transportation and logistics sector is one of the fastest growing industries, as it has tripled in value since 2002, with an average growth rate of 20% over the last five years.
Major Push for New Transportation Projects
By 2023, Turkey has set a target to reach full completion of privatization of railroads, as well as the connection marine ports and railroads. Within aviation, the number of domestic and international flights has greatly increased, leading to a significant increase in total passenger and cargo traffic and investment in new airports projects.
Opportunities for New TECHnology & Infrastructure in Roads, Rail, Marine & Air
Turkish firms and municipalities are looking for intelligent transportation systems and high tech equipment to assist them in their development and implementation efforts in the fields such as Real Time Locating Systems, Traffic Engineering, Adaptive Traffic Management Technologies, Air Traffic Control Systems, Signalization Systems, Beacon Technology, Electronic Detection Systems, Digital Information Systems, Vehicle Tracking and Fleet Management Aviation Systems and Technologies, and more!
Trade Mission Features
Introduce U.S. Firms to the rapidly expanding transportation technologies & equipment market in Turkey.
Customized one-on-one meetings and networking events with government leaders, potential partners, distributors and end users.
Site visits to transportation infrastructure projects and structures.
Gain insights, make industry contacts, solidify business strategies and advance specific technologies.