Transport & Logistics
Explore Turkey's strategic position as a global logistics hub
Strategic Position
Turkey's unique geographical location positions it as a natural logistics base at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Located on the new Silk Road from China to Europe, Turkey offers unparalleled potential for becoming a global supply chain management center.
International Networks
European Connections
Turkey's integration with Pan-European corridors (4th, 8th, and 10th) and Customs Union agreements enhances its position as a key logistics hub. These networks, combined with ECO and ESCAP connections, provide extensive reach across continents.
Growth Trajectory
Since 2001, the sector has grown 6.5 times in international trade, now representing 30% of world trade. With a 13% share in GDP, the logistics sector continues to expand its influence in global trade networks.
Modern Infrastructure
Turkey's comprehensive transportation infrastructure includes advanced ports, extensive road networks, developing railway systems, and modern airports. The implementation of 'Contactless Trade' applications and efficient multimodal transport solutions positions Turkey as a leading logistics center.
Key Performance Metrics
Economic Impact
Contribution to GDP
Trade Target
Export target by 2023
Network Coverage
Major Pan-European Corridors
Global Position
Countries in LPE ranking