Bulgaria, one of Turkey’s two EU member neighbors, is the most important gateway for exports to European countries by land. Economic and commercial relations with Bulgaria are based on deep-rooted historical and cultural ties. According to official figures, Turks constitute approximately 9 percent of the country’s population.

Exports from Turkey to Bulgaria

Turkey, which is Bulgaria’s 3rd largest supplier of goods after Germany and China, is steadily increasing its exports to this country, approaching 5 billion dollars. Turkey’s major export items are listed as mineral fuels, metal ores, copper and its products, iron and steel and its products, machinery and mechanical devices, automotive, electrical devices, plastics and their products.

Imports from Bulgaria to Turkey

Imports from Bulgaria have been around 2.5 billion dollars in recent years. Turkey, Bulgaria’s 4th largest export market, imports copper and copper goods, food products, chemical products, iron and steel and its products, and electrical devices from this country.

Economic Relations between Turkey and Bulgaria

Bulgaria has become a very important investment and logistics base for our country’s investors who want to reach the EU market more easily. The annual trade volume, which is approaching 7.5 billion dollars, is expected to grow even more in the coming years. Both Bulgarian immigrant Turks in Turkey and Turks living in Bulgaria contribute significantly to the development of economic and commercial relations because they are fluent in the languages ​​and legal regulations of both countries. Turkish companies are among the largest foreign investors in Bulgaria.

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