OSTİM Renewable Energy and Environmental Technologies Cluster (OSTİM Enerjik) is hosting industry professionals at its stand, number A-120, at the event held at the ATO Congresium Congress and Exhibition Center.
48 Gulf investors are coming to Ankara
Cluster Coordinator Pınar Yalman Akcengiz described EIF 2017 and her expectations from the event with the following words: “OSTİM Enerjik is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. EIF is also celebrating its 10th anniversary. This year, with the support of the Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology, we are launching at EIF with a new look. Our expectation from the fair is to bring investors and our members together and to promote our members.”
Akcengiz stated that they will bring together foreign delegations and companies in bilateral business meetings on the second day of the fair, and provided the following information: “We are bringing 48 investors from the Gulf countries. On the second day of the fair, they will have meetings with our members and many others. We are trying to create a facilitating environment for them. On the third day, we have a special cluster session. There we will discuss bioenergy. One of the joint activities of our cluster is product development. Therefore, our 10th anniversary theme will be bioenergy.”
500 engineers, 3,000 employees
Yaşar Çelik, Chairman of the Board of Directors of OSTİM Enerjik, stated, “Our dream is collaboration between universities, industry, and the public sector. We always dream of this. EIF is an organization that attracts particular interest from the public sector and is held under the auspices of ministries. Besides being a fair, it is also a congress. Because of this congress, academics, the public sector, and the private sector come together at this fair. The unique feature of this fair is that it brings together universities, the public sector, and industry.”
Chairman Çelik noted that OSTİM Enerjik, with its 66 members, is a cluster structure with nearly 500 engineers and close to 3,000 employees, and said, “We act as an interface. We strive to increase the use of domestically produced machinery, equipment, or systems in the country, especially in relation to energy supply security and renewable environmental technologies. We are working towards better utilization of national resources and a more livable and better Turkey in the future.”