Turkish Trade Delegation To Visit Ghana

Following renewed Turkish-Ghanaian commitments to boost bilateral trade, a Turkish
electronics and electrical goods trade mission will arrive in Ghana in November for meetings
with local buyers and distributors.

Organized by the Turkish Electrical and Electronics Exporters’ Association (TET), the trade
mission will showcase advanced Turkish white goods, electronics, all types of cables, lighting
and security equipment, electrical production and distribution equipment. Turkey’s fast-growing
electronics, white goods and electrical components sector exports over $10 billion in goods to a
global market annually.

TET, founded in 1991, is a semi-governmental agency which promotes trade activities of its
members. TET works with over 6,000-member companies in order to improve trade volume and cooperation opportunities of electrical electronics and ICT industries between Turkey and the world.

The delegation is made up of eleven (11) Turkish Manufacturing companies and during the
Trade mission to Ghana, the delegation will hold B2B Matchmaking event with their counterpart
Ghanaian businesses and meet key sectoral bodies and company visits. The B2B Matchmaking
event with Ghanaian businesses (importers and distributors within the Energy sector) is
scheduled on 28th November 2018 in Accra.

Relations between Ghana and Turkey reached its climax when the President of Turkey, H.E.
Abdullah Gul, led 150-man business delegation in 2016 to Ghana to hold a business seminar and B2B meeting for the private sector. Ghana and Turkey on during this visit signed five
agreements in the areas of Bilateral Air Services, Health and Medical Sciences, Military Training
and Science, Mutual Abolition of Visas for Holders of Diplomatic Passports and Memorandum
of Understanding for the Establishment of Consultations on Political Mechanism.

The opening of Turkish Embassy in Accra – Ghana and subsequently the Turkish Airlines
commencing operations in Ghana in 2010, which now flies 7 times a week have all led to
increased trade and investment between the two countries.

Source: Peacefmonline.com