Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat announced that since October 7, trade between Turkey and Israel has decreased by 33 percent. "The government, state agencies, state companies have not done business with Israeli companies," the minister said.

Turkey's Ministry of National Defense denied reports that it continued to export gunpowder, explosives, ammunition and weapons to Israel in January, saying only "shotgun spare parts and fishing equipment (harpoons and others)" were sold. "The Ministry of National Defense of Turkey does not conduct any joint activities with Israel, including cooperation in the field of military education, training and defense industry," the statement said.

In 2023, product exports from Tajikistan reached 2 billion 448.8 million dollars, which is 14.3% more than in 2022. The most important export goods of the country in 2023 were dried fruits, aluminum and precious metals.

In 2023, Turkey made 822 billion lira settlements in foreign trade in national currency.

In the nine months of 2023, the share of the country was 1.06% of the total world trade of 23.9 trillion dollars.