Located in a strategic position in the Caucasus, Georgia is an important country in terms of transferring Azerbaijan’s oil and natural gas to international markets with the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan, SCP and TANAP pipelines. Georgia, a country in the middle-income group, is expected to reach high growth rates in the medium term thanks to tourism revenues and foreign exchange transfers. As CDA Logistics, we provide advantages to our customers with complete, partial, Ultra Express and minivan import and export transportation on the Georgia line. With our experienced team and self-owned vehicles, we deliver your loads to the destination just in time.

Export from Turkey to Georgia

Turkey, which is the largest supplier of Georgia, has an export of over 2.5 billion dollars. The main product groups that Turkey exports to Georgia are; machinery and mechanical devices, plastic products, articles of iron or steel, electrical machines and devices, motor vehicles, pharmaceutical products, mineral fuels and oils, aluminum and articles of aluminum, paper and cardboard, knitted clothing and accessories.

Imports to Turkey from Georgia

Turkey imports around 700-800 million dollars from Georgia. Mineral fuels and oils, knitted clothing and accessories, iron and steel, motor vehicles, non-knitted clothing and accessories, aluminum and articles of aluminum, jewelry, lead and articles of lead, animal and vegetable solid and liquid oils, copper and articles of copper are the leading imports of Turkey from Georgia.

Economic Relations Between Georgia and Turkey

Turkey and Georgia have an annual trade volume approaching 3.5 billion dollars. It is anticipated that this figure will increase further in parallel with the development of the Georgian economy. There are around 2,000 companies with Turkish capital operating in Georgia.

The value of projects undertaken by Turkish contracting companies in Georgia is approaching 5 billion dollars. One third of these projects consist of power plant installations. The Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway passing through Georgia is also a very important international project connecting the Eurasian geography. This railway line aims to carry 3 million passengers and 17 million tons of cargo in 2034.

As CDA Logistics, you can contact us for advantageous freight offers for your import and export processes between Turkey and Georgia.