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ICTürkiye2025 International Brokerage Event
APR
Thu
10
09:00 - 20:30

This was 8 months ago

Location

İstanbul, Türkiye

İstanbul, Türkiye
Point Hotel Barbaros
Programmes
Health Digital, Industry & Space Climate, Energy, Mobility

An international matchmaking event will be held in Istanbul as an opportunity to find European and Turkish partners both from the research and industrial communities to apply to upcoming Horizon Europe calls.

The Brokerage will include opportunities to form new partnerships through four parallel workshops on the topics: 

  • Digital and Smart Health
  • Twin Green and Digital Transition of Industry
  • Digital, Chips and 6G
  • Smart Mobility


A limited number of participants of countries affiliated to the Horizon Europe programme can apply for reimbursement for travel and accommodation expenses (!this is only possibly before 10 March 2025). A full description of the reimbursement procedure is available here: https://lnkd.in/dyWX2YgR

More information on the event, the agenda and registration on the event website. Registration is open until 7 April. 

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