Tier 1
Strategic bilateral industries
- Automotive & mobility
- Advanced manufacturing
- Energy & infrastructure
- Aerospace
- Technology & AI
Active now — full sector briefs published.
Sector deep dives
Where bilateral trade actually happens — sector by sector
Five priority industries account for most realistic near-term bilateral growth. Each brief sets out the trade position today, what U.S. buyers require, where Turkish capability is concentrated, and the concrete openings on both sides.
Sector strategy
Three tiers, not fifteen simultaneous industries
Tier 1 carries the strategic bilateral case and receives dedicated briefs. Tiers 2 and 3 are opened as capacity and proof allow.
Tier 2
High-growth commercial corridors
- Construction & building materials
- Textiles, home & furnishings
- Food & agriculture
- Healthcare
- Logistics
Opened as pilot capacity allows.
Tier 3
Capital & development
- Real estate
- Infrastructure
- Private capital
- M&A / joint ventures
- Technology ventures
Delivered through the capital platform.
Sector deep dives
Tier 1 — five priority industries
$12.5B
Automotive & mobility
Türkiye is one of Europe's largest vehicle and component producers, already qualified into transatlantic supply chains through European OEM programmes.
Read the sector brief$12.5B
Machinery & advanced manufacturing
A mature industrial base with competitive engineering costs, exporting machinery to Europe while importing U.S. capital equipment and automation.
Read the sector brief$10B
Energy & infrastructure
LNG supply, renewables build-out, grid modernisation and large-scale contracting capability on both sides of the corridor.
Read the sector brief$10B
Technology & digital services
A large, comparatively low-cost engineering talent pool and a growing software export sector meeting sustained U.S. demand.
Read the sector brief$8B
Aerospace & defence-related
A certified supplier base serving global aerospace primes, with MRO capacity and growing civil aviation demand.
Read the sector briefSector targets are USTEDC planning figures for the $100B bilateral objective, not official forecasts. Baseline trade data draws on U.S. Census Bureau, BEA and TurkStat reporting.