2025年土耳其伊斯坦布尔国际管材、线材及设备展览会 TUBE & WIRE ISTANBUL

土耳其管线展由德国杜塞尔多夫展览公司主办，并联合了土耳其钢管制造商协会（CEBID），钢铁联合会，钢铁外贸协会，奥博钢铁，土耳其钢铁出口商协会，土耳其钢结构协会（TUCSA）和扁钢进出口和工业协会（YISAD）。土耳其管材展和土耳其线材展自2011开始举办，已成功举办四届，2019年开始两展合并举办，展馆面积进一步扩大，时间也做了调整，吸引了更多的展商与观众参与到这一盛会。官方统计2019年吸引来自67个国家500余家企业，11个展厅，超过10000平米的组展面积，并将吸引土耳其和周边国家展商10000余名观众。

Reasons for entering the Turkish market:

Turkey is located at the junction of Europe and Asia, surrounded by sea on three sides, and is strategically located to reach the Balkans in the west, to radiate the Middle East and Central Asia in the east, to connect Ukraine and former Eastern Europe through the Black Sea in the north, and to connect with North Africa via the Mediterranean Sea in the south. It has strong ties with Europe in terms of political and economic relations, and became a member of the European Customs Union in 1996. After becoming a member of the European Union, the total trade with the EU has accounted for more than 50% of its total imports and exports, and has also created favorable conditions for products from other countries to enter Europe through Turkey. Turkey is not very rich in resources, and its manufacturing industry is very underdeveloped, and it needs to import energy, capital goods, and electrical products. As one of the export policies, Turkey will vigorously develop garments, electronics, automobiles and spare parts, steel, food and other industries, which is undoubtedly a favorable time for Chinese enterprises to explore new markets.

Turkey is the 17th largest economy in the world and the 6th largest in Europe. Over the past five years, Turkey has been ranked among the world's top economies in all aspects of economic growth, with the seventh highest growth rate in the world at an average annual rate of 7.3%. Turkey has gradually become a manufacturing base for the pipeline industry in Europe and the Near East, and is moving towards professional services, contracting and innovation. In the field of construction contracting, Turkey's strength is even more evident, with 20 of the world's 225 largest engineering contractors, ranking third in the world after the United States and China.