Boilers, machinery, mechanical appliances and tools were the largest Turkish exports to Canada in 2025, accounting for $158.7 million, followed by iron and steel at $104.4 million and iron and steel products at nearly $97.1 million.
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In January-August 2026, Turkish exports of boilers, machinery, mechanical appliances and tools totalled $96 million, followed by aluminium and aluminium products at $73.8 million and fresh fruits and nuts at $49.5 million.
As for investments, the countries maintained an asymmetrical relationship, as Canada’s direct investments in Türkiye totalled $2.3 billion (3.3 billion Canadian dollars) as of 2025, while Turkish investments in Canada stood at just $165.8 million (233 million Canadian dollars) during the same period, according to Statistics Canada.
Meanwhile, the growing bilateral relationship between the two countries was reflected in the tourism sector, as the number of Canadian visitors to Türkiye rose 6.1% year-on-year to 321,271 in 2025.
In the first eight months of 2026, Canadian tourist arrivals to Türkiye rose 2.9% year-on-year, reaching 209,176.
