The PLASFED delegation visited the Ankara Chamber of Industry as part of its Ankara program, evaluating the current state of Ankara's industry, its transformation process focused on high technology and qualified production, and inter-sectoral cooperation opportunities with the ASO management.
The PLASFED delegation made its second visit on the second day of its Ankara program to the Ankara Chamber of Industry. During the visit hosted by ASO President Seyit Ardıç; evaluations were made regarding the current state of Ankara's industry, its sectoral priorities, and industrial policies.
PLASFED Chairman of the Board Ömer Karadeniz, in his speech during the visit, stated, “Ankara has become one of Turkey's most important production centers in recent years with its high technology, defense industry, and qualified production investments. This transformation is not only for certain sectors; it also creates new collaborations and new opportunities for all components of the industry.
The plastics industry, with its flexible production structure and its position providing input to numerous sectors, is a natural stakeholder in this transformation. As the plastics industry, we aim not to stay out of this process, but quite the opposite, to be at the center of this transformation.
We believe that strong, sustainable, and results-oriented communication to be established with the Ankara Chamber of Industry will pave the way for common projects, efforts to increase the competitiveness of industrialists, and lasting collaborations,” he said.
ASO President Seyit Ardıç made the following evaluations regarding the PLASFED delegation's visit:
“The industrial power and sectoral diversity represented by PLASFED carry significant potential for Ankara's industry. Such visits not only foster mutual acquaintance; they also strengthen the culture of common sense, cooperation, and project development. As ASO, I would like to especially emphasize that we are open to all kinds of production and export-oriented collaborations and that we attach importance to close contact with umbrella industrial organizations.”
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