Greece, which has an important place in Turkey’s trade, is a leading supplier of land transportation to European countries. It is an important entry and exit point. As CDA Logistics, we offer safe and cost-effective solutions for our land route complete, partial, Ultra Express, minivan and Ro-Ro import-export transportation on the Turkey-Greece line. We make regular weekly departures with our self-owned vehicles and wide range of equipment options.

Exports from Turkey to Greece

Exports to Greece, which have continued their increasing trend in recent years, have been breaking a new record every year since 2021. Turkey’s exports exceeding 4 billion dollars are led by iron and steel and its products, mineral fuels, electrical goods, plastic products, food products, motor land and sea vehicles.

Imports to Turkey from Greece

Although imports from Greece reached a record level of 4.5 billion dollars in 2014, they have followed an up-and-down course, but have declined to around 1.5-2 billion dollars in recent years. Turkey imports mostly mineral fuels, cotton and its products, aluminum products, pharmaceuticals and plastic products from Greece.

Economic Relations Between Turkey and Greece

The foreign trade volume of Turkey and Greece has been around 5.5-6 billion dollars in recent years. It is seen that Turkish business people are interested in areas such as marina and port management within the framework of direct investments in Greece. The Joint Action Plan (JAP) was put into practice in 2021 to further develop relations between the two countries, especially in economy and trade. The JAP meeting chaired by the Deputy Ministers of Foreign Affairs was first held in Kavala on May 28-29, 2021, and lastly in Istanbul on April 26, 2024. There is significant cooperation potential between Greece and Turkey, especially in the fields of energy, tourism and agriculture. Tourist travels have been increasing mutually in recent years.

As CDA Logistics, you can contact us for advantageous freight offers in your import and export processes between Türkiye and Greece.