Real-Time Peace Economy Dashboard
Türkiye's Peace Economy
Economic value generated through trade, diplomacy, investment, defense industry, and development cooperation
Annual Peace Economy Output (2025 Rate)
Exports + Tourism + FDI + Defense + Development + Construction = ~$12,116/second
PER SECOND
$12,116
PER HOUR
$43,617,600
PER DAY
$1,046,822,400
Export Revenue
$328,451,360,983
~$8,668/sec
$273B/year
Trade corridors enabled by regional stability
Tourism Income
$78,323,599,810
~$2,067/sec
$65.2B/year
64M visitors — record revenue in 2025
Foreign Investment Inflow
$15,725,347,808
~$415/sec
$13.1B/year
Investor confidence driven by diplomatic credibility
Defense & Aerospace Exports
$12,693,955,460
~$335/sec
$10.56B/year
Peace through strength — record defense exports
Peace Economy Pillars
The Economic Power of Peace
Annual Exports
Trade corridors enabled by stability
Tourism Revenue
64M visitors — all-time record
Foreign Direct Investment
12.2% year-over-year increase
Defense & Aerospace Exports
All-time record — peace through strength
Overseas Construction
12,627 projects in 137 countries
Türkiye-Africa Trade
Targeting $40B in 2025
Global Food Savings
Grain Corridor — 33M tons to 45+ countries
Development Partners
TİKA — world's most generous by GNI
Peace Talks Hosted
International negotiations facilitated
Regional Peace Dividends
Where Peace Creates Prosperity
Economic value generated in each region through Türkiye's active mediation and stabilization efforts
Ukraine — Russia
Grain Corridor & Peace Negotiations
$0
Global Food Savings
0
Food Transported
tons
0
Countries Fed
countries
0
Prisoner Reunions
people
The Black Sea Grain Initiative, brokered by Türkiye in Istanbul, reduced global wheat prices by 7.9% — saving an estimated $21.5 billion in food costs worldwide. 33 million tons of grain reached 45+ countries, preventing a global hunger crisis. Over 6,300 prisoner exchanges were facilitated.
Syria
Stability & Reconstruction Economy
0
Energy Supply
bcm/year
0
Border Trade Growth
% increase
0
Reconstruction Projects
projects
0
Returns Facilitated
people
Following the fall of the Ba'ath regime in late 2024, Türkiye led diplomatic efforts for Syria's stability and became the key partner for reconstruction. Türkiye now supplies 2 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually to Syria, border trade has surged, and Turkish companies lead infrastructure rebuilding.
Africa Partnership
Trade, Development & Mediation
$0
Trade Volume
0
TİKA Countries
countries
$0
Construction Value
0
Africa Summits
summits
Türkiye-Africa trade surpassed $37 billion in 2024, targeting $40 billion in 2025. Turkish contractors have completed $82 billion worth of construction projects across Africa. The Ankara Declaration resolved the 10-year Ethiopia-Somalia crisis. TİKA operates in all 54 African countries.
Caucasus & Central Asia
Regional Stability & Trade Routes
0
Karabakh Resolved
year conflict
0
Territory Restored
km²
0
TANAP Capacity
bcm/year
$0
Central Asia Trade
The 30-year Karabakh occupation ended with Türkiye's support, restoring regional stability. The TANAP pipeline carries 16 bcm of Caspian gas to Europe through Türkiye. The Middle Corridor trade route positions Türkiye as the gateway between Asia and Europe.
Global Prisoner Exchange
Historic Multi-Nation Diplomacy
0
People Exchanged
people
0
Countries Involved
countries
0
Diplomatic Trust Score
%
In 2024, Türkiye coordinated the most comprehensive prisoner exchange in recent history — 26 people from 7 countries (USA, Germany, Poland, Slovenia, Norway, Russia, Belarus). This operation cemented Türkiye's reputation as the world's most trusted mediator.
Energy Transit Hub
Pipelines, LNG & Energy Security
0
Gas Infrastructure
bcm/year
0
Export Capacity
bcm
0
Major Pipelines
pipelines
0
LNG Terminals
terminals
Türkiye has built 70-80 bcm annual gas infrastructure capacity, positioning itself as Europe's energy gateway. TANAP, TurkStream, BTC, and Iraq-Türkiye pipelines ensure energy security for multiple continents. Türkiye's role as an energy hub directly supports peace through economic interdependence.
Chronology
Peace Economy Milestones
BTC Pipeline Operational
The Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline began transporting Caspian oil to global markets through Türkiye, establishing the country as a key energy transit hub.
TANAP Pipeline Inaugurated
Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline began carrying Azerbaijani gas to Europe via Türkiye. Capacity: 16 bcm/year, strengthening European energy security.
Karabakh Conflict Resolved
The 30-year Karabakh occupation ended in 44 days. Regional stability unlocked new trade corridors and energy routes in the South Caucasus.
Black Sea Grain Initiative
Brokered by Türkiye in Istanbul, the deal transported 33 million tons of food to 45+ countries, saving an estimated $21.5 billion in global food costs.
Defense Exports Hit $7.1B
Turkish defense and aerospace exports reached $7.1 billion, demonstrating peace through strength. Bayraktar drones became a symbol of deterrence diplomacy.
Historic 7-Nation Prisoner Swap
26 people exchanged across 7 countries (USA, Germany, Poland, Slovenia, Norway, Russia, Belarus) under Türkiye's coordination — cementing mediator credibility.
Ethiopia-Somalia Ankara Declaration
The 10-year Somaliland crisis entered a resolution path. Türkiye-Africa trade surpassed $37 billion the same year, targeting $40 billion in 2025.
New Era in Syria — Reconstruction Begins
Following the fall of the Ba'ath regime, Türkiye became the lead partner for Syria's reconstruction. Energy supply agreements and border trade surged.
Peace Economy Hits Record Highs
$273B exports, $65.2B tourism, $13.1B FDI, $10.56B defense exports. Türkiye's peace diplomacy translated directly into unprecedented economic performance.
Overseas Construction Reaches $543.6B
Turkish contractors completed 12,627 projects in 137 countries worth $543.6 billion total. $6.2 billion in new projects in the first half of 2025 alone.
This tracker demonstrates how Türkiye's peace diplomacy generates measurable economic value — for Türkiye, its partners, and the global economy. Stability is not just a moral imperative; it is an economic engine.
Sources: TurkStat, OECD, UN, TİKA, TMB, SSI, MFA, Investment Office