Abstract:

The World Trade Organization (WTO), which replaced the GATT Agreement on January 1, 1995, has prepared a specific calendar for a more global world, to enhance the implementation of liberal economic policies in the world in textile and ready-made clothes, as well as in all areas. The MFA, under the GATT, also replaced it with the "Textical and Prepared Clothing Agreement" (ATC) on 1 January 1995. Turkey, which is among the founding members of the WTO, became a member of the WTO on 26 March 1995 after the completion of the internal approval procedure, and from 1st of 1995 the obligations of the WTO were considered as valid. In this context, from 1 January 2005, all the quotas in the textile and ready-made clothing sector have been re-established. However, this decision has led to some countries within which Turkey is also involved in serious internal and external market losses and customs disadvantages. As a result, the WTO allowed countries to take provisional protective measures to protect their internal markets by 2008. In Turkey, security measures against some countries have begun.

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