Partner with the U.S.–Türkiye Economic Development Corporation
For corporations, investors, public agencies, states and institutional partners preparing to take part in the next phase of the bilateral relationship.
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Choose the path that describes you
USTEDC works with three distinct counterparties, and each begins differently. Select your path to see the first deliverable, what we need from you, and the expected timeline.
I am a U.S. company
Buyers, manufacturers, distributors and investors evaluating Turkish suppliers, production capacity or a Turkish market entry.
Your first deliverable
Landed-cost and supplier screen
A written comparison of your current sourcing against a qualified Turkish alternative — landed cost including duty and freight, three to five pre-screened suppliers with capacity and certification status, and the compliance issues that would need clearing.
What we need from you
Product category and HS code if known
Annual volume and current landed cost
Required certifications and quality standards
Target delivery terms and destination port
Timeline: Initial screen within 10 business days
I am a Turkish company
Exporters, manufacturers and technology companies preparing to sell into the United States or establish U.S. operations.
Your first deliverable
U.S. market-readiness assessment
A written readiness assessment covering U.S. regulatory and certification requirements for your product, realistic price positioning, channel options, entity and tax structure, and the state and federal incentives available on the U.S. side — plus which Turkish export supports can offset the cost.
What we need from you
Product line and existing export markets
Annual capacity and lead times
Existing certifications (CE, ISO, FDA, UL)
Whether you seek buyers, a distributor or U.S. production
Timeline: Assessment within 15 business days
I represent a public institution
U.S. state and municipal economic development agencies, Turkish ministries and agencies, chambers, development banks and multilateral bodies.
Your first deliverable
Corridor and programme scoping note
A scoping note setting out where bilateral activity exists in your jurisdiction today, which sectors are realistically addressable, what a pilot programme would cost and measure, and how outcomes would be reported against public-funding requirements.
