Business · Companies · 5 hrs ago
İzmir and Antalya business groups identify 423 million TL in trade potential
EGİAD and ANTGİAD identified 423 million TL in potential trade at a business meeting involving companies from İzmir and Antalya.
The discussions covered possible cooperation in agriculture, food, tourism, logistics, real estate and technology.
The estimated potential averaged 5.5 million TL per table at the meeting.
The two groups said the cities have complementary strengths in production, tourism, services and international trade.
Organizers used TÜRKONNECT, a mobile app developed within TÜRKONFED, to help participants find potential business partners through AI-supported matching.
The meeting aimed to build new business links and partnerships between companies in the two cities.
Its success will be judged by the commercial relationships and investments that follow.
Business groups from İzmir and Antalya identified trade potential worth 423 million TL.
The potential was assessed at an average of 5.5 million TL per meeting table.
The gathering considered cooperation across agriculture, food, tourism, logistics, real estate and technology.
Organizers used an artificial intelligence-supported system to match participants with potential business partners.
The groups said the cities’ complementary economic strengths could support new partnerships and investment.
- Who
- EGİAD and ANTGİAD, business groups from İzmir and Antalya.
- What
- They held a gathering to assess trade and cooperation opportunities, identifying 423 million TL in potential.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- To help participants make business connections and assess cooperation opportunities across sectors.
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- Total trade potential
- 423 million TL
- Average potential per table
- 5.5 million TL
- Cities represented
- İzmir and Antalya
- Business matching tool
- TÜRKONNECT, an AI-supported B2B matching system
- Sectors discussed
- Agriculture, food, tourism, logistics, real estate and technology