Foreign trade is a universal necessity, since domestic resources and production are not sufficient to meet the needs and desires of citizens in any country. Exports and imports are affected by the exchange rate as well as many other variables. Because the appreciation or depreciation of the national currency against foreign currencies affects the price of tradable goods and the level of exports and imports depending on the price elasticity of demand. On the other hand, foreign exchange inflows and outflows, which are the result of international transactions, including foreign trade, are also one of the issues affecting the exchange rate. The exchange rate and foreign trade relationship, which is the subject of different researches and analyzes in economics, is current with respect to Turkiye as well. The main purpose of this study is to examine the exchange rate and foreign trade relationship in Turkiye, using the data for the period of 2013:Q1-2021:Q12. The model designed for this study includes four variables, namely real exchange rate, exports, imports, and interest rate. ARDL approach was used to determine the cointegration relationship between the variables. The empirical results revealed that there is a long-run relationship between the real exchange rate and the explanatory variables. In addition, with the ARDL cointegration test, it has been determined that exports have a negative effect on the real exchange rate in the long run, and that the interest rate has a positive effect on the real exchange rate in the short run. Based on the findings of the analysis, it has been suggested to focus on efficiency-enhancing measures for Turkish exports and improving domestic production for the applicable sectors in order to reduce foreign dependency. Keywords: Exchange Rate, Imports, Exports, Turkish Economy