Turkey's spinning output is the third in the first world in Europe, and its textile fabric output is the fifth in the second world in Europe, among which the woven fabric output is the second in the first world in Europe (second only to China). Turkey has the largest investment in post-textile finishing industry in Europe, and its production capacity is the third in the world, after China and India. Turkish textile contributes greatly to the country's economy and is the second largest industry in Turkey, with industrial exports amounting to US $15 billion and imports amounting to US $6 billion. Transportation from Turkey to major European countries takes only 6-11 days, while Turkey has a customs union with the EU that facilitates imports and exports. Turkey is market-oriented and attaches importance to the establishment of free trade zones and industrial free zones, and currently has 19 free zones in operation. In the past, Turkey was dominated by European textile machinery, but with the gradual enhancement of the performance and competitiveness of Chinese textile machinery products, more and more textile enterprises in Turkey and surrounding countries began to consider choosing Chinese textile machinery products.

Turkey ISTANBUL Textile Machinery Exhibition (ITM ISTANBUL) is the largest and most influential textile and textile surface materials exhibition in Turkey and Eurasia. A communication platform for exhibitors and top buyers from all sectors of textile and garment manufacturing, involving different brands, all kinds of clothing and industrial fields.
ITM ISTANBUL is the latest technology platform to showcase cutting-edge textile and garment machinery. It aims to explore new ideas, seek new solutions for sustainable development and create win-win cooperation opportunities. It promotes the reform and innovation of the industry, brings together the latest cutting-edge technology, and is an important event for the exchange of global sellers and buyers.
Turkey's spinning output is the third in the first world in Europe, and its textile fabric output is the fifth in the second world in Europe, among which the woven fabric output is the second in the first world in Europe (second only to China). Turkey has the largest investment in post-textile finishing industry in Europe, and its production capacity is the third in the world, after China and India. In the past, Turkey was dominated by European textile machinery, but with the gradual enhancement of the performance and competitiveness of Chinese textile machinery products, more and more textile enterprises in Turkey and surrounding countries began to consider choosing Chinese textile machinery products. Turkey ISTANBUL Textile Machinery Exhibition (ITM ISTANBUL) provides a rare opportunity for overseas enterprises to enter and develop the Middle East market, know and consolidate new and old customers.