Strong Export Momentum from Turkish Companies to Syria
- Emir Ekinci
- Feb 8
- 2 min read

With the end of the 61-year Ba'ath regime in Syria, Turkish companies have significantly increased their exports to the country in the first month of the new year.
According to data from the Southeastern Anatolia Exporters' Association (GAİB), exports to Syria, which amounted to $50.4 million in January last year, have surged by 34% to reach $67.5 million in the same period this year.
Syria as a New Trade Gateway
GAİB officials emphasize that trade relations with Syria should not be built solely on short-term gains but should be developed through long-term strategic projects.
Syria is not just a standalone market but a bridge to the broader Middle East and Africa. Recent regulatory adjustments have facilitated more sustainable exports, and with the right planning, trade volume is expected to grow even further.
Huge Potential in Grain and Pulses Exports
Representatives from the GAİB Cereals, Pulses, Oilseeds, and Products Exporters' Association point out that the biggest export growth to Syria has been in the grain and pulses sector.
The sector currently records an annual export volume of $350 million, but this figure is projected to rise to $500-600 million. As Turkey strengthens its presence in the Syrian market, trade is expected to expand significantly in the coming years.
How Nevora Can Support This Growth
As a company committed to sustainable and long-term trade, Nevora is well-positioned to facilitate Turkish businesses in entering and expanding within the Syrian market. Nevora's contributions can include:
Market Research & Strategic Insights: Providing up-to-date market analysis to help Turkish exporters understand demand trends in Syria and beyond.
Supply Chain Optimization: Ensuring that products, especially in key industries like agriculture, livestock, and industrial goods, reach the Syrian market efficiently.
B2B Networking: Connecting Turkish producers with reliable Syrian distributors and buyers, reducing market entry barriers.
Logistics & Regulatory Guidance: Assisting companies in navigating customs regulations, logistics challenges, and compliance issues, ensuring smooth trade flows.
Diversification & Expansion: Identifying new trade opportunities not only within Syria but in neighboring Middle Eastern and African markets through strategic partnerships.
By leveraging its expertise in foreign trade, supplier networks, and international logistics, Nevora is ready to support Turkish businesses in making sustainable and high-impact trade connections with Syria and the broader region.
With the right approach, Syria can become a gateway for larger regional trade opportunities, and Nevora aims to play a key role in shaping this next phase of growth.
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