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Turkish exporters are highlighting high trade reliance on Russian and Ukrainian markets while calling for action on global maritime security.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 27

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Turkish Exporters Assembly United Nations International Maritime Organization

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Turkish Exporters Assembly
Turkish trade organization

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Jul 27russiaherald.comEscalating Black Sea vessel attacks raise trade concerns