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The Philippine Economy TURKEY – PHILIPPINES TRADE RELATIONS Halil ÖZTÜRK İthalat Genel Müdürlüğü Ticaret Uzmanı 26 Eylül 2019 Geography Capital : Manila Population : 106.2 million (2018) Time zone : GMT + 8 hours, single time zone all over the country : Time difference with Turkey is 5 hours People and Society Nationality : Filipino Language : Filipino, English Religion : Roman Catholic 82.9% Muslim 5% Evangelical 2.8% Iglesia ni Cristo 2.3% Other Christian 4.5% Others unspecified 2.5% Economic Figures GDP : 331 (current prices in US$B, 2018) GDP Growth Rate : 6,2% (2018) GDP per capita : 3.104 (current prices US$, 2018) Inflation rate : 5,2 (2018) Currency : Philippine Peso (PHP) Exchange rate : 1 USD = 52,1420 Peso (23 Seprt. 2019) PHILIPPINES ECONOMIC FIGURES 2017 2018 GDP ($ billion) 313 331 Real GDP Growth Rate (%) % 6,7 % 6,2 population 104,9 106,6 Population growth rate % 1,6 % 1,6 GDP per capita ($) 2,987 3,104 Inflation rate % 3,2 % 5,2 Unemployment rate (%) % 5,7 % 5,3 Exports (fob-billion) 68,7 67,5 Imports (cif-billion) 96,1 108,9 Current Account Balance (billion) -2,14 -7,88 Average Exchange Rate 50,404 52,661 External debt (public + private) 73,10 78,96 Foreign debt / GDP % 23,3 % 23,9 Budget deficit / GDP - % 2,2 - % 3,2 GDP GDP Per Capita PH Country Import&Export GDP Growth Rate TURKEY and PHILIPPINES 1949 – Treaty of Friendship between Turkey and Philippines was signed 1990 – Turkey established an embassy in Manila 1991 – Philippines established its embassy in Ankara 1995 – State visit of then President Fidel V. Ramos to Turkey 2004 – Manila Trade Office was established 2015 – Turkish Airlines began flying directly to Manila in March – Turkish Development Agency (TIKA) opened its Manila office in April 2018 – First Joint Economic Commission Meeting held in Ankara Agreements Agreements Signed • PH-Turkey Trade Agreement (Sign.:1995 Impl.:1996) • Agreement on Economic, Trade and Technical Cooperation (1999) • Bilateral Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement • Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with Respect to Taxes on Income • Civil Aviation Agreement • Cooperation Agreement Between Anadolu Agency (AA) and the Philippines News Agency (PNA) • Agreement on the Cooperation in the Field of Tourism • MoU on Agricultural Cooperation • MoU between Presidency of the Republic of Turkey Investment Office and Board of Investments of the Republic of the Philippines • MoU on Cooperation in Higher Education Agreements for Signature • MoU on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Customs Matters • MoU on on Cooperation in Defense Industry • MoU on SMEs • Maritime Services Agreement PH-TR Trade TÜRKİYE-FİLİPİNLER TİCARET DENGESİ 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2017 (0-7) 2018 (0-7) 2019 (0-7) İHRACAT 144.196.316 135.609.630 138.095.212 103.873.813 106.682.654 132.959.952 176.930.577 81.350.054 68.424.473 65.141.682 İTHALAT 157.737.496 181.168.594 113.986.507 115.774.073 122.374.778 145.867.586 122.442.774 76.167.160 79.945.107 73.643.488 HACİM 301.933.812 316.778.224 252.081.719 219.647.886 229.057.432 278.827.538 299.373.351 157.517.214 148.369.580 138.785.170 DENGE -45.558.964 -45.558.964 24.108.705 -11.900.260 -15.692.124 -12.907.634 54.487.803 5.182.894 -11.520.634 -8.501.806 İLK 7 AY 2017-2019 İLK 7 AY 2018-2019 İhracat +/- -20% İhracat +/- -5% İthalat +/- -3% İthalat +/- -8% TÜRKİYE-FİLİPİNLER TİCARET DENGESİ 350.000.000 300.000.000 250.000.000 200.000.000 150.000.000 100.000.000 50.000.000 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2017 (0-7) 2018 (0-7) 2019 (0-7) -50.000.000 -100.000.000 İHRACAT İTHALAT HACİM DENGE TR products exported to PH 2019 (OCAK-TEMMUZ) İHRACAT İTHALAT HACİM DENGE GTIP Dörtlü Kodu GTIP Dörtlü Adı ABD Doları ABD Doları ABD Doları ABD Doları 3004 TEDAVİDE VEYA KORUNMADA KULLANILMAK ÜZERE HAZIRLANAN İLAÇLAR 7.574.869 7.574.869 7.574.869 (DOZLANDIRILMIŞ) 9302 REVOLVERLER VE TABANCALAR ( 93.03 VEYA 93.04 POZİSYONUNDAKİLER 6.548.559 6.548.559 6.548.559 HARİÇ) 1101 BUĞDAY UNU/MAHLUT UNU 3.014.282 3.014.282 3.014.282 2836 KARBONAT; PEROKSİKARBONAT; AMONYUM KARBOMAT İÇEREN TİCARİ 2.210.443 100.528 2.310.971 2.109.915 AMONYUM KARBONAT 8474 TOPRAK, TAŞ, METAL CEVHERİ VB. AYIKLAMA, ELEME, TASNİF, AYIRMA, 2.043.460 1.352 2.044.812 2.042.108 YIKAMA, KIRMA, ÖĞÜTME, YOĞURMA, KALI 7113 MÜCEVHERCİ EŞYASI VE AKSAMI (KIYMETLİ METALLERDEN VEYA KIYMETLİ 1.987.997 545 1.988.542 1.987.452 METALLERLE KAPLAMA METALLERDEN) 2401 YAPRAK TÜTÜN VE TÜTÜN DÖKÜNTÜLERİ 1.609.278 459.319 2.068.597 1.149.959 7409 BAKIR SACLAR, LEVHALAR, YAPRAKLAR VE ŞERİTLER (KALINLIKLARI 0,15 1.585.359 1.585.359 1.585.359 MM. Yİ GEÇENLER) 1902 MAKARNALAR VE KUSKUS 1.396.730 1.396.730 1.396.730 8516 ELEKTRİKLİ SU ISITICILARI, ELEKTROTERMİK CİHAZLAR, ORTAM ISITICILARI, 1.382.675 528.014 1.910.689 854.661 SAÇ VE EL KURUTUCULARI, ÜTÜLER 8504 ELEKTRİK TRANSFORMATÖRLERİ, STATİK KONVERTÖRLER (ÖRNEĞİN; 1.378.447 1.725.084 3.103.531 -346.637 REDRESÖRLER) VE ENDÜKTÖRLER 8429 BULDOZERLER, GREYDERLER, TOPRAK TESVİYE MAKİNALARI, SKREYPERLER, 1.335.782 1.335.782 1.335.782 MEKANİK KÜREYİCİLER, EKSKAVATÖRLER, 0404 PEYNİR ALTI SUYU VE TABİİ SÜT BİLEŞENLERİNDEN İBARET DİĞER ÜRÜNLER 1.275.445 1.275.445 1.275.445 TR products exported to PH Cont. 2019 (OCAK-TEMMUZ) İHRACAT İTHALAT HACİM DENGE GTIP Dörtlü Kodu GTIP Dörtlü Adı ABD Doları ABD Doları ABD Doları ABD Doları 0402 SÜT, KREMA (KONSANTRE EDİLMİŞ, İLAVE ŞEKER VEYA DİĞER TATLANDIRICI 1.168.230 1.168.230 1.168.230 MADDE İÇERENLER) 5515 SENTETİK DEVAMSIZ LİFLERDEN DİĞER DOKUNMUŞ MENSUCAT 1.158.809 1.158.809 1.158.809 8436 TARLA VE BAHÇE TARIMINA, ORMANCILIĞA, KÜMES HAYVANCILIĞINA, 996.672 996.672 996.672 ARICILIĞA MAHSUS DİĞER MAKİNA VE CİHAZLA 8451 DOKUMA İPLİKLERİN, MENSUCATIN YIKANMASI, TEMİZLENMESİ, 990.372 990.372 990.372 KURUTULMASI, ÜTÜLENMESİ, SARILMASI, KATLANMAS 7321 DEMİR VEYA ÇELİKTEN SOBALAR, MUTFAK SOBA VE OCAKLARI, BARBEKÜ, 822.416 822.416 822.416 MANGAL, GAZ OCAKLARI VB İLE BUNLARIN 3912 SELÜLOZ VE KİMYASAL TÜREVLERİ (İLK ŞEKİLDE) 760.696 760.696 760.696 8428 KALDIRMA, ELLEÇLEME, YÜKLEME, BOŞALTMA MAKİNALARI (ASANSÖRLER, 759.756 759.756 759.756 YÜRÜYEN MERDİVENLER, KONVEYÖRLER, TEL 6109 TİŞÖRTLER, FANİLALAR, ATLETLER, KAŞKORSELER VE DİĞER İÇ GİYİM EŞYASI 723.423 221.059 944.482 502.364 (ÖRME VEYA KROŞE) 6006 DİĞER ÖRME VEYA KROŞE MENSUCAT 715.987 715.987 715.987 8450 EV VEYA ÇAMAŞIRHANE TİPİ YIKAMA MAKİNALARI (YIKAMA VE KURUTMA 672.384 672.384 672.384 TERTİBATI BİR ARADA OLANLAR DAHİL) 4011 KAUÇUKTAN YENİ DIŞ LASTİKLER 626.119 246.815 872.934 379.304 1512 AYÇİÇEĞİ, ASPİR, PAMUK TOHUMU YAĞLARI VE BUNLARIN FRAKSİYONLARI 614.983 614.983 614.983 (KİMYASAL OLARAK DEĞİŞTİRİLMEMİŞ) 7228 DİĞER ALAŞIMLI ÇELİKTEN ÇUBUK VE PROFİLLER;ALAŞIMLI VEYA ALAŞIMSIZ 610.295 610.295 610.295 ÇELİKTEN SONDAJ İŞLERİNDE KULLANI 2710 PETROL YAĞLARI VE BİTÜMENLİ MİNERALLERDEN ELDE EDİLEN YAĞLAR 581.456 581.456 581.456 7013 SOFRA, MUTFAK, TUVALET, YAZIHANE, EV TEZYİNATI VE BENZERİ İŞLER İÇİN 550.313 550.313 550.313 CAM EŞYA 3917 PLASTİKTEN HORTUMLAR, BORULAR VE BAĞLANTI ELEMANLARI (MANŞON, 544.151 101.057 645.208 443.094 NİPEL, DİRSEK, FLANŞLAR, VB.) 8537 ELEKTRİK KONTROL, DAĞITIM TABLOLARI, PANOLAR, KONSOLLAR, 514.123 46.893 561.016 467.230 KABİNLER, DİĞER MESNETLER VE SAYISAL KONTRO PH Products exported to TR 2019 (OCAK-TEMMUZ) İHRACAT İTHALAT HACİM DENGE GTIP Dörtlü Kodu GTIP Dörtlü Adı ABD Doları ABD Doları ABD Doları ABD Doları 8542 ELEKTRONİK ENTEGRE DEVRELER 4.454 15.104.248 15.108.702 -15.099.794 8443 BASKI YAPMAYA MAHSUS MAKİNALAR; KOPYALAMA VE FAKS MAKİNALARI; 32.699 7.959.718 7.992.417 -7.927.019 BUNLARIN AKSAM, PARÇA VE AKSESUARLARI 0801 HİNDİSTAN CEVİZİ, BREZİLYA VE KAJU CEVİZİ (TAZE/KURUTULMUŞ) 7.299.381 7.299.381 -7.299.381 8471 OTOMATİK BİLGİ İŞLEM MAK. BUNLARA AİT BİRİMLER; MANYETİK VEYA 6.734 4.080.311 4.087.045 -4.073.577 OPTİK OKUYUCULAR, VERİLERİ KODA DÖNÜŞT 8541 DİYODLAR, TRANSİSTÖRLER VB YARI İLETKEN TERTİBAT; IŞIK YAYAN 3.426.007 3.426.007 -3.426.007 DİYODLAR (LED); MONTE EDİLMİŞ PİEZO ELE 5509 SENTETİK DEVAMSIZ LİFDEN İPLİK (DİKİŞ İPLİĞİ HARİÇ) (TOPTAN) 2.798.463 2.798.463 -2.798.463 1302 BİTKİSEL ÖZSU VE HÜLASALAR, PEKTİK MADDELER, PEKTİNATLAR, 153.181 2.409.108 2.562.289 -2.255.927 PEKTATLAR, AGAR-AGAR, BİTKİLERDEN YAPIŞKAN 9001 OPTİK LİFLER, DEMETLERİ, KABLOLARI; POLARİZAN MADDELER; 9.016 1.956.728 1.965.744 -1.947.712 MERCEKLER (KONTAKT LENSLER DAHİL), PRİZMALAR 8501 ELEKTRİK MOTORLARI VE JENERATÖRLER [ELEKTRİK ENERJİSİ ÜRETİM 66.471 1.884.725 1.951.196 -1.818.254 (ELEKTROJEN) GRUPLARI HARİÇ] 8473 84.70 İLA 84.72 POZİSYONLARINDAKİ MAKİNA VE CİHAZLARDA 4.064 1.812.079 1.816.143 -1.808.015 KULLANILMAYA ELVERİŞLİ AKSAM-PARÇA-AKSESUARLA PH Products exported to TR Cont. 2019 (OCAK-TEMMUZ) İHRACAT İTHALAT HACİM DENGE GTIP Dörtlü Kodu GTIP Dörtlü Adı ABD Doları ABD Doları ABD Doları ABD Doları 8504 ELEKTRİK TRANSFORMATÖRLERİ, STATİK KONVERTÖRLER (ÖRNEĞİN; 1.378.447 1.725.084 3.103.531 -346.637 REDRESÖRLER) VE ENDÜKTÖRLER 8528 MONİTÖRLER VE PROJEKTÖRLER, TELEVİZYON ALICI CİHAZLARI 11.116 1.486.754 1.497.870 -1.475.638 4402 ODUN KÖMÜRÜ 923.323 923.323 -923.323 8523 SESLERİ VE DİĞER FENOMENLERİ KAYDETMEYE MAHSUS DİSKLER, 3.944 912.526 916.470 -908.582 BANTLAR, KATI HAL KALICI DEPOLAMA AYGITLARI, 9104 MOTORLU KARA TAŞITLAR, UÇAK, UZAY ARACI, GEMİ VEYA DİĞER NAKİL 122 874.593 874.715 -874.471 VASITAIARININ ALET TABLOLARINA MAHSUS 8517 TELEFON CİHAZLARI, SES, GÖRÜNTÜ VEYA DİĞER BİLGİLERİ ALMAYA VEYA 1.184 861.164 862.348 -859.980 VERMEYE MAHSUS DİĞER CİHAZLAR 8536 GERİLİMİ 1000 VOLTU GEÇMEYEN ELEKTRİK DEVRESİ TEÇHİZATI 70.382 809.999 880.381 -739.617 (ANAHTARLAR, RÖLELER, SİGORTALAR, FİŞLER, KU 4703 SODALI VEYA SÜLFATLI KİMYASAL ODUN HAMURU 733.809 733.809 -733.809 8708 KARAYOLU TAŞITLARI İÇİN AKSAM, PARÇA VE AKSESUARLAR 242.350 550.232 792.582 -307.882 8516 ELEKTRİKLİ SU ISITICILARI, ELEKTROTERMİK CİHAZLAR, ORTAM ISITICILARI, 1.382.675 528.014 1.910.689 854.661 SAÇ VE EL KURUTUCULARI, ÜTÜLER 6404 DIŞ TABANI KAUÇUK, PLASTİK, TABİİ VEYA TERKİP YOLUYLA ELDE EDİLEN 46.229 509.271 555.500 -463.042 KÖSELE VE YÜZÜ DOKUMAYA ELVERİŞLİ Potential export products of TR to PH • Food (e.g.
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