Kazakhstan’s economic relations with Turkey are measured in the form of imports and exports relative to each other and its quantity. Since 2018, exports to Kazakhstan have decreased by 6.8% compared to 2017. Its amount amounted to $695.3 million. Dollars. During this time, Kazakhstan’s share was 0.41%.

Trade turnover Turkey Kazakhstan

Content:

• Kazakhstan’s imports from Turkey
• Main products related to export

Trade turnover Turkey Kazakhstan

Fig.1 Trade turnover Turkey Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan’s economic relations with Turkey are measured in the form of imports and exports relative to each other and its quantity. Since 2018, exports to Kazakhstan have decreased by 6.8% compared to 2017. Its amount amounted to $695.3 million. Dollars. During this time, Kazakhstan’s share was 0.41%.

With these parameters, Kazakhstan ranked 51st among export countries. And Turkey’s imports in 2018 from Kazakhstan increased by 30% compared to last year, amounting to 2.18 billion. Dollars. It turns out that Turkey imports more than it exports from Kazakhstan.

At the end of spring 2019, exports to the same country decreased by 2.6% compared to 2018. It amounted to 231.3 million. Dollars. Imports from Kazakhstan also increased, as in the previous period. By 18.5%, amounting to $1.09 billion.

Kazakhstan’s imports from Turkey

The main products exported from Turkey to Kazakhstan, measured in thousands of dollars:

• jewelry and precious metals – 30,853 thousand dollars;
• carpets, woven and other floor coverings made of textiles – 22,649 thousand dollars;
• cables, wires of various electrical orientation – 22,649 thousand dollars;
• passenger cars for transporting people, racing cars, other motor vehicles – 17,599 thousand dollars;
• knitted fabrics – 17,500 thousand dollars;
• T-shirts, T-shirts, knitted underwear – 15,741 thousand dollars;
• sweaters, cardigans, vests – 15,635 thousand dollars;
• soil, stones, metal ore, equipment for processing minerals – 14,101 thousand dollars;
• equipment for cleaning, sorting, grinding seeds, cereals, legumes – 13,524 thousand dollars;
• other knitted fabrics, elastomeric yarn – 13,371 thousand dollars;
• synthetic fabrics – 12,941 thousand dollars;
• furniture and fittings – 12,674 thousand dollars;
• suits for women, jackets, dresses, blazers, skirts, trousers – 12,670 thousand dollars;
• suits for men, jackets, trousers, overalls, shorts – 12,301 thousand dollars;
• prefabricated houses – 12,255 thousand dollars;
• centrifuges, equipment for filtration and processing of liquids and gases – 12,088 thousand dollars;
• extracts and essences of homogenized tobacco and its substitutes – 10,554 thousand dollars;
• electric water heaters, electrothermal devices, heaters, hair dryers, irons, resistors – 10,413 thousand dollars;
• iron, construction metal parts – 9,246 thousand dollars;
• refrigerators, freezers, heat pumps – 8,993 thousand dollars;
• containers for compressed and liquefied gases of iron and steel – 7,802 thousand dollars;
• plastic products – 6,972 thousand dollars;
• products made of iron, steel, screws, nuts, bolts, studs, washers – 6,791 thousand dollars;
• electric generators, electrical converters – 5,137 thousand dollars;
• sanitary towels, tampons, diapers – 5,086 thousand dollars;
• books, brochures, booklets – 4,529 thousand dollars;
• electrical control, distributors, panels, consoles, cabinets, supports – 4,522 thousand dollars;
• shoes made of genuine leather and substitute – 4 521 thousand dollars.

Kazakhstan’s exports to Turkey include the following goods:

• copper and copper alloys – 756,739 thousand dollars;
• petroleum gases, gaseous hydrocarbons – 246,365 thousand dollars;
• crude zinc $138,925,000;
• raw aluminum – 109,475 thousand dollars;
• wheat, barley – 82,604 thousand dollars;
• raw lead – $38,715,000;
• soybeans – 17,952 thousand dollars;
• silver – 5,999 thousand dollars;
• cotton thread – 2,531 thousand dollars;
• intestines, bladder, stomach of animals: fresh, chilled, dried, frozen, smoked – 1,282 thousand dollars;
• gold – 1,149 thousand dollars;
• sculptures – 870 thousand dollars;
• sunflower seeds – 330 thousand dollars;
• skins of sheep, lambs – 60 thousand dollars;

The international relations between Turkey and Kazakhstan , which form the basis of trade between these countries, are supported by mutual agreements:

• Agreement on International Road Transport – 1.05.1992, 7.09.1995
• Agreement on Mutual Promotion and Protection of Investments – 1.05.1992, 11.02.1995
• Double Taxation Agreement – 15.08.1995, 8.11.1966
• Protocol on the establishment of a joint economic commission – 2.09.1993
• Agreement on long-term trade and economic cooperation – 10.09.1997, 10.05.2000
• Long-term program of trade and economic cooperation and executive plan – 13.12.2007, 20.03.2008

Main products related to export:

• Industrial products:
  – building materials, automotive industry, machinery and equipment for the food and packaging industries, construction and mining equipment, medical devices and medicines, electrical machines, cables and wires, confectionery, hygienic paper products, cleaning products.

• Agricultural products:
  – fruit and vegetable juices, canned fruits and vegetables, bakery products, tea, semolina, margarine, olive oil, ice cream, sweet and chocolate products, yeast, tomato paste.