Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı announced that Turkey has achieved a historic success in agriculture. According to the World Bank's 2025 Agricultural Output Report, Turkey surpassed the $80 billion threshold for the first time with an agricultural output of $83.2 billion, placing first in Europe and seventh in the world.
Historic record in agricultural output
In a statement on his social media account, Minister Yumaklı noted that Turkey has achieved significant success in agricultural production on a global scale. Yumaklı said, "A historic record in agriculture, Turkey is at the top of the global league. According to the World Bank 2025 Agricultural Output Report, our agricultural output has reached $83.2 billion, surpassing the $80 billion threshold for the first time in history."
First in Europe, seventh in the world
Emphasizing that the production value achieved has carried Turkey to the top of Europe, Yumaklı stated that the country also ranks among the top 10 in the world. Minister Yumaklı said, "We are first in Europe and seventh in the world."
Thanked the producers
Thanking all those who contributed to the success, Yumaklı included the following in his post: "I sincerely thank all our producers, farmers, exporters, and industrialists who give life to the soil and make us feel this pride. The abundance of Anatolia will continue to be the strength of Turkey."
The World Bank data, reflecting Turkey's growth in agricultural production, exports, and the food industry in recent years, has also strengthened the country's global position in the agricultural sector.
