Fujifilm Sponsors Turkey-Japan Health Business Forum

Fujifilm, which conducts its operations with the goal of helping improve the quality of life for all people worldwide, became the main sponsor of the Turkey-Japan Healthcare Business Forum in honour of the 100-year-old friendship between Turkey and Japan. The event, where important ideas and collaborations regarding the future of the healthcare sector were shared, brought together leading names in the industry.

The Turkey-Japan Healthcare Business Forum, held for the first time this year under the main sponsorship of Fujifilm Healthcare Turkey, witnessed significant business collaboration and exchange of ideas in the healthcare sector. Organized with the support of DEIK (Foreign Economic Relations Board) and JETRO (Japan External Trade Organization), the forum brought together leading names in the industry. In addition to the forum's main sponsor Fujifilm Healthcare Turkey, companies such as Sompo Insurance, Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies, Sysmex Turkey, Sojitz Corporation and Hitachi also participated in the event.

"We are proud to contribute to the Turkey-Japan Healthcare Business Forum"

Hakan Bulut, President of Fujifilm Healthcare Turkey made the following remarks about the event: "We are deeply proud to contribute to the holding of the Turkey-Japan Healthcare Business Forum for the first time in Turkey. This forum created an environment where innovative ideas and strong collaborations in the healthcare sector could flourish. I extend my thanks to all panellists who contributed to the event, particularly DEIK and the Turkey-Japan Business Council, Japanese companies and the Embassy of Japan. I would also like to extend special thanks to the Fujifilm Healthcare Turkey team whose work contributed to this success. We eagerly look forward to coming together again next year."

New healthcare technologies and artificial intelligence took centre stage

At the event, the importance of artificial intelligence, early diagnosis and advanced technology systems in healthcare was emphasised. Participants had the opportunity to hear innovative solutions and applications regarding the future of the healthcare sector. Panels and sessions discussed artificial intelligence-based healthcare solutions, early diagnostic technologies and the future of advanced medical devices. At the forum, which aims to expand the strong collaboration potential between the two countries in the areas of energy, healthcare and technology with new opportunities, Turkey's experience in healthcare contracting combined with Japan's financial strength and technological capabilities created a foundation for new projects.