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The Türkiye Exporters Assembly (TİM) organized General Trade Delegation events in Almaty and Bishkek from March 11 to 16 to increase Türkiye's trade volume with Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan and to establish new partnerships for Turkish companies.

The Türkiye Exporters Assembly (TİM) has been authorized to provide mentoring support to SMEs as part of the Türkiye Green Industry Project, implemented with the support of the World Bank, TÜBİTAK, and KOSGEB.

The Türkiye Exporters Assembly (TİM) organized a "General Trade Delegation" to Mumbai, India, from March 4-8. During the event, more than 350 bilateral business meetings were held between Turkish and Indian companies.

The TİM WINGS (Women International Networking and Global Sales) Project was introduced to the business world and the press at a program attended by Mustafa Gültepe, TİM Chairman, Melisa Tokgöz Mutlu, TİM Board Member, Ali Güney, General Manager of Turk Eximbank, and Kasım Akdeniz, General Manager of İGE.

Mustafa Gültepe, Chairman of TİM, stated that the Export Market Monitor, a first in Türkiye, includes two indices. He mentioned that with the Export Demand Index, they will be able to foresee demand in markets, and with the Market Resilience Index, they will anticipate risks.

Mustafa Gültepe, Chairman of the Türkiye Exporters Assembly (TİM): “We are now at a new level in the global economy. To prepare for the future, we are holding consultation meetings with all sectors. In these meetings, we discuss our 2028 targets, projects, and projections in all dimensions.”

Mustafa Gültepe, Chairman of TİM, commented on the 2023 GDP data announced by TÜİK. He emphasized that a significant portion of the growth came from machinery and equipment investments, stating, "We consider these investments as harbingers of increased production and exports in the near future."

Under the coordination of the Ministry of Trade, a "General Trade Delegation to Mexico" organized by Türkiye Exporters Assembly (TİM) and Istanbul Textile and Apparel Exporters Associations (İTKİB) took place in Mexico City, where nearly 600 bilateral business meetings were conducted between Turkish exporters and Mexican buyer companies.