Turkey Biggest Trade Partners in 2025: Latest Insights & Expert Evaluation

In 2025, Turkey’s major trade partners continue to shape its economic direction. Key markets such as Germany, China, Russia, the United States, Italy, France, and the United Kingdom influence Turkey’s flows in automobiles, machinery, textiles, chemicals, metals, and energy.

This update provides a clearer look at how these relationships support Turkey’s industries and connect the country to global value chains.

Based on our updated records, these are Turkey’s top trade partners for 2025, along with their latest trade values:

🇩🇪 Germany — Total Trade: $30.54B
Exports: $12.89B | Imports: $17.65B
Germany remains Turkey’s largest overall partner, with strong flows in vehicles, machinery, industrial parts, and manufactured goods.

🇨🇳 China — Total Trade: $30.40B
Exports: $1.80B | Imports: $28.60B
China leads Turkey’s imports, supplying electronics, machinery, and essential industrial inputs for local manufacturing.

🇷🇺 Russia — Total Trade: $29.04B
Exports: $3.78B | Imports: $25.26B
A heavily import-weighted relationship fueled by Turkey’s demand for Russian oil, gas, and raw materials.

🇺🇸 United States — Total Trade: $19.41B
Exports: $9.41B | Imports: $10B
Stable two-way trade covering aircraft parts, defense equipment, textiles, machinery, and agricultural commodities.

🇮🇹 Italy — Total Trade: $17.26B
Exports: $7.73B | Imports: $9.53B
Balanced trade driven by machinery, automotive items, chemicals, and industrial components.

🇫🇷 France — Total Trade: $14.05B
Exports: $6.27B | Imports: $7.79B
Consistent flows in automotive, aerospace, machinery, and high-value industrial goods.

🇬🇧 United Kingdom — Total Trade: $13.98B
Exports: $9.87B | Imports: $4.12B
The UK is Turkey’s second-largest export destination, especially for textiles, vehicles, and consumer goods — resulting in a notable trade surplus.

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