Türkiye's exports to Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) member countries reached $41.5 billion in the first seven months, the Trade Ministry said Monday.
That marks an increase of $345.7 million compared to a year ago, the ministry said in a statement.
The OIC was established in 1969 to strengthen cooperation and solidarity among Islamic countries and protect common rights and interests, representing approximately a quarter of the world's population and one-tenth of global income with its 57 member states.
The Trade Ministry is pursuing a Strategy for Developing Exports with OIC Members, which effectively supports the activities of exporters toward Islamic countries that hold an important place in the global economy.
Under the strategy, which is also included in the 2026-2028 Medium-Term Program, the share of Islamic countries in total exports, currently at 27%, is targeted to rise to 30% by 2028.
