Examining the effect of trade agreements on logistic relations between west africa and Turkey: A study on ECOWAS-Turkey trade relations
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This study examines the potential and processes faced by the logistics sector, especially ECOWAS-Turkey trade relations, trade agreements on logistics sales between West Africa and Turkey. The current status and future forecasts of Turkey-ECOWAS trade relations are discussed by using a qualitative approach to collect and analyze data from reliable sources and information on the most up-to-date trade links. The recently signed agreements provide a framework to understand what impact trade between Turkey and ECOWAS countries has on the logistics sector. It analyzes the steps taken for Turkey's opportunists in West Afr"ca by evaluating the logistics infrastructure of the agreements, the investment plan and their existence over the possibilities. This study supports to shed light on the future of commercial products between Turkey and ECOWAS by providing important findings on regional integration and increasing cooperation relations in trade.
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Lamarana Dıallo
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Lamarana Dıallo (Master Thesis). Examining the effect of trade agreements on logistic relations between west africa and Turkey: A study on ECOWAS-Turkey trade relations, 2024, Beykoz University.
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