Three deals crown summit

Three deals crown summit

ISTANBUL
The Marmara Group Foundation’s 15th Eurasian Economy Summit in Istanbul and İzmir is this year enhanced by an international deal signing ceremony, bringing together distinguished figures including presidents, prime ministers and ministers from more than 40 countries.

The Marmara Group Foundation will sign cooperation agreements with the Bled Strategic Forum, founded by the Slovenian Foreign Ministry in 2006, Bulgaria’s Slavyani Foundation and the China Foundation for Human Rights Development, on the second day of the summit on April 11.

Bled Strategic Forum General Secretary Miriam Mozgan, the Slavyani Foundation General President Prof. Drç Zahari Zahriev and the China Foundation for Human Rights Development General Secretary Lin Bocheng will be attendance at the signing ceremony.

With the agreement, which will be signed by Marmara Group General President Dr. Akkan Suver and General Secretary Engin Köklüçınar, the Marmara Group Foundation will become the leading strategic and social research foundation cooperating with international institutions.
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