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To create and nurture long-term U.S.-Turkish small, medium and large-sized business partnerships through market-focused public and private sector engagements that positively impact the American-Turkish relationship.

Supporting U.S.-Turkish Business Development

Is Turkey on the radar screen of your U.S. Business?

Turkey’s strong economic growth, infrastructure build out, growing import market and positive brand appeal of “Made in the USA” products, services and technology have made this country a $10 billion market for American exporters, with 40% year on year growth in U.S. exports from 2009-2010 and a strong sales year predicted for 2011. Major U.S. firms such as Boeing, Chevron, Cummins, General Electric and Sikorsky are among over 1,000 small, medium and large U.S. firms with offices in Turkey. In 2010, the U.S. Department of Commerce designated Turkey as one of only a handful of priority markets under President Obama’s National Export Initiative. The U.S. Commercial Service in Turkey, with offices in Ankara, Istanbul, Izmir and our liaison relationship with the U.S. Consulate in Adana can help your American exporting firm get to market faster, cheaper, and position your company for long-term success. Our multilingual American and Turkish business development professionals have identified key industry sectors where market demand is strong for U.S goods and services. The U.S Mission in Turkey, led by Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone is committed to supporting American business in Turkey through proactive commercial diplomacy project advocacy and B2B matchmaking. Put the worldwide resources of the U.S Commercial Service in Turkey to work for your U.S business and build long-term, profitable relationships in this strategic market.

Senior Commercial Officer Michael Lally's Welcome Message (Length of the video: 6:20)

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From left to right : Michael Lally, Scott Kilner, Serkan Elden, Egemen Bagis, Rahsan Cebe, Dundar Ucar

The American Business Forum in Turkey (ABFT) hosted Egemen Bagis, Minister for European Affairs, at a working luncheon on July 19, 2012. ABFT boasts over sixty American firms and is an accredited American Chamber of Commerce organization in Turkey

From left to right: Marie Ricciardone, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, President of TOBB Rifat Hisarciklioglu, Acting U.S. Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank, Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone

During Luncheon Event with TOBB (Turkish Chambers and Stock Exchange Association) on June 25, 2012

From Left to Right: U.S.Trade Representative Ron Kirk, Acting U.S.Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank, Minister of Industry and Trade Zafer Caglayan, Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan

While government of Turkey Industry and Trade Minister Zafer Caglayan giving a gift to Acting U.S. Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank at Ministry of Economy

Ex-Im approves more than $66 Million in Financing for Export of Power-Generation Equipment to Turkey

U.S. Investment Map in Turkey

Acting U.S. Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk Promote Trade Relationship, Economic Growth and Job Creation in Turkey

U.S.-Turkey Joint Statement on Economic, Commercial Cooperation

Timeline in U.S. – Turkish Economic and Commercial Cooperation 2009-Present

2012 Webinar Series Schedule

Turkey Aerospace and Defense Trade Mission Federal Register Notice

Opportunities in U.S. – Turkish Business Development: The Power Sector Presentation

A record – Breaking Partnership: 2011 Full Year U.S. – Turkey Trade and Investment Presentation

Senior Commercial Specialist Berrin Erturk has made a presentation at the USTDA Funded Reverse Trade Mission. Click to watch the brief of the presentations.

Combustion Associates Inc. (CAI) Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Trade Mission Press Release

USTDA SUPPORTS DEVELOPMENT OF TURKEY’S GROWING ENERGY SECTOR