Turkish ICT and Defense Technology companies to hold industry and business matching event in Kuala Lumpur this May.
From the 10th to 12th May, the Bilkent CYBERPARK and ODTU Teknokent are planning to lead a commercial delegation of approximately 20 leading ICT and Defense Technology Companies to Malaysia together with with the organization of ICT Group Turkey, the event will take place at MIDA Perdana Hall in KL Central.
By organizing the event titled as Malaysia Turkey Business Forum, our objectives are;
- To increase cooperation between Malaysian and Turkish companies
- To investigate tech transfer opportunities
- To strengthen the commercial relations between 2 countries “Malaysia Turkey Business Forum” is planned to be a B2B meeting event focusing on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and Defence industries.
We are aiming to create the profiles of the participant ICT and defence companies from Turkey, match them with the companies of Malaysia in the related fields and bring them together on 10th-12th May 2016. The delegation will comprise of approximately 50 people from the ICT and Defence Technology companies from Turkey, the matched companies from Malaysia, representatives of all relevant government departments and industry associations- are predicted to attend the event. The commercial committee will be led by Turkey Republic Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Deputy Undersecretary Galip Zerey.
Opening Ceremony
On the first day of the meeting, 10th March 2016, there will an opening ceremony in the morning, which will be held from 11:30am to 1:00pm. The opening speeches are planned to be made by Turkey Republic Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications, Deputy Undersecretary Galip Zerey and Ambassador Ms. Başak Türkoğlu. Invited Malaysian speakers include Dato’ Jalilah Baba, President of MICCI – Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry Dato’ and a senior level representative from MDeC.
Business Matching
On the 10th Afternoon session the B2B Forum will start between the matched companies and the leading Turkish Technology Companies. The 11th of May will be a full day of business matching. The 12th of May is currently reserved for companies to conduct one-on-one meetings and site visits.
About Bilkent CYBERPARK
Bilkent CYBERPARK is one of the first and pioneer technopark in Turkey. As of today, there are 220 high tech companies most of which are ICT. As a leading Technopark and Incubator of Turkey, we run a wide range of internalization programs and help the internationalization process of our R&D companies.
CYBERPARK ICT Cluster
CYBERPARK ICT Cluster is supported by the Ministry of Economics in Turkey. Under this cluster, we are organizing common international activities for the member companies. Currently there are 26 member companies. For our recent activities, we are accepting participation requests from non-member companies to increase the effectiveness of events.
About ODTU TEKNOKENT
Being the first and the most innovative technopark of Turkey, ODTU TEKNOKENT’s goal is to provide contemporary infrastructure and superstructure to the researchers and companies that develop and produce the technologies which will elevate the international competitiveness of the country. With its 320 tenant companies, 60% of which were initiated in its premises and employ more than 5000 personnel, 90% of which have bachelor, master of PhD degrees and with the 120.000 square meters of closed area reserved for R&D operations.
TSSK
ODTU Teknokent hosts approximately more than 100 defense industry companies doing R&D and has clustered them into Teknokent Defence Industry Cluster (TSSK) as of 2010. The cluster aims at providing added value to generate more synergy and cooperation among its members, with universities for applied research in defense sector, and with major contractors. T.ICT Approximately, %50 of all the companies located in ODTU TEKNOKENT currently serve the ICT sector and these companies are significant actors of the ICT sector both in national and international platforms. The mission of T.ICT is to bring companies of various scales and academicians together, and create a sustainable ecosystem where they can realize innovative R&D projects and achieve international recognition.
The Malaysia Global Business Forum is proud to be associated and assisting with this important event, to participate in the business matching please contact our team (I’m interested in joining the business matching or opening ceremony)
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