Türkiye and Poland aim for $15 billion in trade, with an investment forum planned in Türkiye this autumn

Turkish Trade Minister Ömer Bolat met Poland's Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański in Warsaw, the ANKA news agency reported.

Bolat said trade between the two countries reached $12.5 billion in 2025, exceeding the $10 billion goal the two sides had set, and that the short-term target is now $15 billion. The ministers agreed that a Türkiye–Poland Investment and Business Forum will be held in Türkiye in the autumn.

Bolat also highlighted the work of Turkish construction companies in Poland, which according to ANKA have carried out 72 projects worth about $10.1 billion, including metro and motorway projects.

Türkiye's Ambassador in Warsaw, Rauf Alp Denktaş, and Ferhat Nasıroğlu, chair of the Türkiye–Poland friendship group in the Turkish parliament, also attended the meeting.