European Union-Turkey Customs Union

1. Introduction to the Accession Partnership for Turkey (EU)
2. EU-Turkey Association Agreement
3. EU-Turkey Customs Union
4. Foreign Trade between the EU and Turkey
5. Pan-Euro-Mediterranean system of accumulation

Sample - EU-Turkey Customs Union

The Subject “European Union-Turkey Customs Union” belongs to the following Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate: World Trade.

Languages: or UE-Turquía UE União Aduaneira Turquia-UE.

Since 1995, the European Union and Turkey are tied by a Customs Union Agreement.

The Customs Union between the EU and Turkey does not cover services, public procurement, and agriculture, to which a foreign trade concessions apply.

The objective of the EU and Turkey Customs Union is based on the status of the export products in a free circulation (limited to the industrial goods and processed agricultural export products).

The EU and Turkey Customs Union not cover:

1. Agricultural commodities
2. Coal and steel product

Turkey is a candidate nation for the EU membership since 1999.

Foreign Trade EU-Turkey.

1. The EU ranks as number one in Turkish foreign trade, while Turkey ranks seventh in the top import and the fifth in export markets of the EU
2. Top Turkish exports markets are the EU (56.4%) (4.4%), the United States (3.9%), Romania (3.4%), the United Arab Emirates (3%), and Iraq (2.6%)
3. Top Turkish imports partners are the EU (40.8%), Russia (14%), China (7.9%), the United States (4.8%), Iran (3.9%), and Switzerland (3.1%)

Turkish Trade Agreements: European Free Trade Association (EFTA), Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Chile, Africa-Turkey, Turkic Council, TPS-OIC...

The EU-Turkey Customs Union belongs to:

1. Islamic Civilization (Central Eurasian Economic Area)
2. Western Civilization (European Economic Area)

Sample:

1. Afghanistan-Turkey Logistics Corridor
2. Trans-Caspian Logistics Corridor
3. Islamabad-Istanbul Logistics Corridor