Turkey Urges Inclusion in EU Industrial Strategies at Trade Dialogue
Trade Minister Bolat says Turkey is an indispensable part of European supply chains and must be integrated into new EU industrial plans.
KEY POINTS
- Third EU-Turkey High-Level Trade Dialogue held in Brussels
- Bolat calls for Turkey's integration into EU's new industrial strategies
- Annual bilateral trade volume hits €205 billion; €900 billion over five years
- Turkey described as indispensable part of European supply chains
- Automotive sector cited as prime example of successful integration
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat and EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič held the third High-Level Trade Dialogue in Brussels. Both sides described the talks as constructive and comprehensive, covering Customs Union implementation and trade obstacles.
Bolat emphasized that Turkey is no longer just a trading partner but a vital component of Europe's production ecosystem and supply chains. He noted the automotive sector exemplifies this deep integration.
“Turkey, today, is no longer just a trading partner of the EU, but also a strong and indispensable part of the European production ecosystem and supply chain.”
The Minister highlighted that annual bilateral trade volume reached €205 billion, totaling €900 billion over the last five years. He argued the EU must recognize this reality and fully integrate Turkey into its new industrial strategies.
Bolat stated the dialogue gained new momentum thanks to cooperation with Šefčovič, allowing open and transparent discussion of issues. Officials are working to resolve existing problems and explore new cooperation opportunities.
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