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OTS Trade Cooperation Atlas

Where the seven OTS economies already trade with each other, where their export strengths meet each other's import needs, and which products, value chains and services offer the most room to grow.

Reference year (services )
Source: ITC Trade Map, data extracted
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The bloc at a glance

Five members and two observers. Türkiye and Hungary are the manufacturing hubs; Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan the energy and metals exporters; Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan the fastest-integrating economies.

Goods exports by country

Goods exports to the world, USD billion. Hover a line for values. Dashed lines use partner-reported (mirror) data.

Intra-OTS trade matrix

Rows export, columns import. Darker cells carry more trade. The second matrix shows how far each flow sits from what the exporter's global market share would predict.

Use the buttons to switch between actual flows, untapped potential, complementarity and trade intensity.

Pair explorer

Pick an exporter and an importer. The table ranks HS4 products by untapped potential: what the exporter would sell if it held its global market share in this partner's market, minus what it sells today.

RCA above 1 means the exporter is specialised in the product; growth is the importer's five-year import growth.

Bilateral exports over time

Untapped potential by sector

Top product opportunities

What is traded today

Sector map of untapped potential

Each row is an exporter, each column an HS section. Cell value is the untapped potential summed over all OTS partners, USD million. It shows where each economy's comparative advantage is under-used inside the bloc.

Proposed cooperation agenda

Five themes derived from the data, each with the concrete products and country pairs the numbers point to. These are starting points for working groups, not conclusions.

Country profiles

Export strengths (with RCA), import needs, main partners, sector structure and services trade for each economy.

Method & caveats