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Exhibiting in Turkey: Tuyap Istanbul, IFM, and the MEA Gateway Position

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  1. 16 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

    Turkish customs is administered by the Ministry of Trade (Ticaret Bakanligi). The name 'Gumruk ve Ticaret Bakanligi' (Ministry of Customs and Trade) was discontinued in 2018 when it was merged into the Ministry of Trade, so citing it as the current authority is outdated.

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    Turkish customs (Gumruk ve Ticaret Bakanligi) is operationally professional but documentation-rigorous.

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    Turkish customs (Ticaret Bakanligi, the Ministry of Trade) is operationally professional but documentation-rigorous.

    Why: Turkish customs is administered by the Ministry of Trade (Ticaret Bakanligi). The name 'Gumruk ve Ticaret Bakanligi' (Ministry of Customs and Trade) was discontinued in 2018 when it was merged into the Ministry of Trade, so citing it as the current authority is outdated.

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