With the promotion of China's One Belt One Road policy, Central Asia, located in southern Russia, has become the focus of future economic development.

Turkey is the 17th largest economy in the world and the 6th largest economy in Europe due to its geographical advantage. Turkey's domestic demand market is huge, and its future development potential has attracted much attention.

Geographically, Turkey is a natural land bridge located on the east-west axis and the north-south axis. It connects European, Middle Eastern, African, and Central Asian markets, giving it great geographical and economic advantages. Holding this key global position, its central location creates an efficient and cost-effective export hinterland and market for major trading partners.

In recent years, Turkey has become a highly anticipated newly industrialized country with its brilliant GDP growth rate. It has also become Taiwan's third-largest export market for machine tools for many years.