Nobel İlaç Wins "Social Responsibility Project of the Year" Award

Nobel İlaç transformed the added value it created in healthcare through the "Grey Beret Charity Movement" into social benefit and was recognized with an award at the Doktorclub Awards, voted by more than 115,000 physicians.

Nobel İlaç was awarded the "Social Responsibility Project of the Year" at the Doktorclub Awards for its "Grey Beret Charity Movement," which converted the added value it created in healthcare into social benefit. The project, which transformed digital engagement into a concrete ecosystem of goodwill in the field, touched the lives of thousands of children. Doktorclub Awards, one of Turkey's most prestigious healthcare organizations, held its ninth ceremony and recognized individuals and institutions that made a difference in the healthcare sector through votes from over 115,000 physicians. Nobel İlaç received this prestigious award with the "Grey Beret Charity Movement," which it implemented in cooperation with the Emergency Needs Project Foundation.

The project not only made goodwill visible but transformed it into a measurable and actionable social impact model. Every video viewed by physicians became a grey beret warming a child's head, while increasing viewership amplified the multiplier effect of goodwill. With the support of field teams, thousands of grey berets were delivered to children across Turkey, from Adıyaman to Kars, from Van to Ağrı.

Karin Soydan, Director of Nobel İlaç's Basic Products Business Unit, stated regarding the award: "As Nobel İlaç, we express our reason for existence in a single sentence: 'Value for Health.' This approach not only contributes to treatment processes but aims to transform quality of life from a holistic perspective. The 'Grey Beret Charity Movement' is not just a social responsibility project; it is the real-world reflection of Nobel İlaç's healing-oriented perspective. The award is a motivating force that nourishes our commitment to multiplying goodwill and making it permanent."