Development of turkish foreign trade and algeria

Today, Algeria is creating a new market potential for the development of Turkey's foreign trade. Algeria is closed for development in agriculture and livestock in North Africa; But it is a rich country in terms of mines and energy resources.The development of Algeria, which has entered into since the beginning of the 2000s; Has made the country an attractive marketplace for both other European countries and Turkey. In particular, the hunger of the market in terms of processed food and intermediate goods has caused Algeria to become the foreground as an important country to which Turkey exports. However, foreign trade opportunities and potential political, administrative and cultural relations between the two countries; Is heavily influenced by the foreign trade strategies implemented by the rival countries included in the process. For this reason, it has been tried to clarify the country profile of Algeria in this study. The social, cultural, economical and historical processes that have an impact on the location of the country are examined; The factors that could be effective in terms of the development of foreign trade were tried to be determined in the first part of the study. In the second part of the study, Turkey's foreign trade policy was dealt with in the historical process and an analysis of post-2000 trade strategies was made in this context. In the last part of the study, foreign trade relations between Turkey and Algeria were examined in two main contexts as agriculture and food products and industrial goods. In this section, statistical data were used to evaluate trade relations between Turkey and Algeria; Import-export and trade balance between the two countries were analyzed. In the last part of the study, foreign trade items which show the locomotive characteristic of foreign trade of Turkey to Algeria are analyzed in terms of market size and share. In this context, the continuity of the profitable items, the external factors that can be influential in this process, competition, bilateral agreements and the factors that can develop in the trade of the two countries are evaluated.