B2B Networking Event with Turkish Automotive Spare Parts Manufacturers in Sydney
Turkish automotive supply chain, thanks to its decade long involvement with some of the world’s top manufacturers, is in a pivotal position for shaping the industry across the world.
Now, with the support of Turkish Ministry for Trade and Konya Chamber of Commerce, top automotive part manufacturers from Turkey are visiting Australia between 12 September and 16 September, and they are looking to meet representatives from like-minded companies and partners to strengthen Australia’s supply chain resilience for the sector.
The events are free to attend and aimed at building connections between the Turkish manufacturers of parts and spares and Australian spare part suppliers, distributors, maintenance and repair services providers for HGVs and mid-size commercial vehicle fleets. Turkish manufacturers produce parts for almost all European and Asian made vehicles. The obligation free events are a great way of starting conversations with manufacturers of pistons to axles, and nuts and bolts to hydraulic systems. Contact event managers through the details provided below or register to the Sydney or Melbourne event via the provided links. Konya Chamber of Commerce and members of the trade delegation are looking forward to hosting you at these events.
This organization will take place under the leadership of the Konya Chamber of Commerce, with the support of the Ministry of Trade and under the supervision of the Turkish Sydney Consulate of General.
Sydney B2B Date: 12 September 2023 Tuesday
You can register for the event from the "Click here for application"
For More Information Please Contact
Sydney Event:
Blink Group - Famona Rose
E-mail: famona.rose@blinkgroup.com.au
Phone: +61 434 109 307
The bilateral business meetings will be held on 12 Sept 2023 at the Kimpton Margot Sydney Hotel in Sydney.
Kimpton Margot Sydney Hotel Meeting Room: 🕘 10 am to 4 pm
Adress: 339 Pitt Street, Sydney New South Wales 2000, Australia
Phone: +61-2-80278000
Konya which is geographically the largest city and six largest city of Türkiye in terms of population, influences and drives the region which it has been settled in economic, political and social facets. Since the 1970s, Konya experienced a development campaign in every area of business. Following early investments in food-related industries (such as flour, macaroni, candies, feed and etc.), other factories have followed suit. Today, there are medium to large-sized factories in the vegetable oil, rubber, plastics, shoe manufacturing and other sectors.
Konya has become successful in economic development with its equity capital. Konya, with the developed Organized Industry Zones and the small industry sites accommodate lots of Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) and these enterprises create an important potential for employment.
