Reports show rise in Turkey’s exports for September 2012
Based on reports issued by official bodies we can easily say Turkish economy has not slowed down in spite of the continuing global crisis.
In fact, a most recent report says Turkish exports rose 7.4% in September as against the same month last year and this figure went upto $ 11 billion 408 million.
Exports in the first 9 months of the year rose by 12.1% and reached $ 111 billion 463 million.
Exports in the past 12 months rose by 11.6% and amounted to $ 146 billion 927 million.
The champion sector was the automotive industry which saw the highest export figures for September at $ 1 billion 503 million.
Although the government has been much criticized for their political practices and performance in foreign affairs the success it has been enjoying in economical activities makes sure they would be most likey to win an election to be held before long.
The leadership skills and carismatic personality of the Tayyip Erdoğan (chairman of ruling Ak Parti and Prime Minister of Turkey should also be respected for extremely contributing to the strong position of the current government.
03.10.2012
Editor, BTT
