Turkish exporters plan to increase annual bilateral trade with Africa from $25B to $50B – President Erdogan
Erdogan also announced at the summit that Turkey offered medical aid to 44 African countries to assist in their efforts to battle the Covid-19 pandemic.
Turkey aims to strengthen ties and boost bilateral trade with African countries, said Erdogan on Friday, on the last day of a two-day Turkey-Africa Economic and Business Forum. "Turkish investors have materialised more than 1,500 projects worth more than 70 billion dollars," he added. Erdogan also said that Turkey offered medical aid to 44 African countries to assist in their efforts to battle the Covid-19 pandemic. The summit comes after Erdogan's recent tour to Africa. Doubling bilateral trade
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