The country shows significant growth in the technology sector. The quality of products has become an essential element in Turkey's export strategy. According to data from the State Economy Office, the average export unit price of this country has increased by about 40% compared to the previous summer.

In particular, research and development (R&D) and innovation have seen a significant improvement, with prices for some products such as defense and medicine rising by 39%. Another factor stimulating Turkey's export growth has been the growth of the technology sector. Statistics provided by TIM confirm that the total amount of technological exports has exceeded $112 billion this year, representing 43.7% of the total exports.

This increase is mainly due to the pharmaceutical sector, where prices have risen from $25 to $25 per kg, and automotive, where prices have increased from $9 to $9 per kg. Moreover, the country has invested in advanced innovations and technologies to increase its exports. According to the Ministry of Economic Affairs, R&D investment has grown by 23 years, with a 30.4% increase between 2002 and 2025.

This growth has led to a significant increase in high-quality exports, which now represent 43.7% of the total exports. The importance of these changes can be seen in the economic growth of Turkey. The statistics from the State Economy Office show that the national income has increased from $1.7 trillion to $18,300 per capita over the past 16 years, with an increase of 5.2% compared to the previous month.

The Ministry of Economic Affairs has emphasized that Turkey's export strategy is based on research and development, branding, and value-added activities. These areas have significantly contributed to Turkey's export growth, with prices for products such as defense and medicine rising by 39%. Additionally, Turkey's export strategy has seen an improvement in the international market, with a 43.7% increase in high-quality exports compared to the previous year.

This result is mainly due to the pharmaceutical sector, where prices have risen from $25 to $25 per kg, and automotive, where prices have increased from $9 to $9 per kg. Finally, the Ministry of Economic Affairs has highlighted the importance of maintaining economic stability during difficult times, such as regional conflicts, growing protectionism, and fluctuating food prices. However, this strategy of high-quality exports has allowed Turkey to continue growing economically, with a 5.2% increase in national income compared to the previous month.