"Common Sense Meeting" Held
The 26th "Joint Wisdom Meetings" organised by Turkishtime and Halkbank in organised industrial zones took place at OSTİM Organised Industrial Zone. At the meeting, moderated by Prof. Dr. Emre Alkin, Ankara industrialists discussed the potential, problems and necessary measures for OSTİM OSB.
OSTİM, one of Ankara's leading industrial zones, is an international brand-value SMME city functioning as a solution centre for meeting national needs, with more than 6,200 enterprises and more than 60,000 employees operating across 17 sectors and 139 business lines.
Founded in 1967, OSTİM has embedded the concepts of "collective competition" and "strength through unity" in Turkey's consciousness by scaling up the ideals of SMEs.
OSTİM gained OSB status in 1997, strengthening the production ecosystem by delivering quality, cost-effective infrastructure and superstructure to address the challenges and needs of zone enterprises.
At OSTİM OSB, industrialists can access all types of services needed in the production environment—including investments, permits and infrastructure provision—through a single point of contact, quickly and with quality assurance.
This large-scale structure, operating 24/7 with production facilities, public service units, residential areas, health, education and civil society institutions, offers a secure and productive manufacturing environment.
The zone also provides specialised support from OSTİM institutions for enterprise development, including training, consulting, employment services, mentoring, R&D, technology transfer, marketing and promotion.
Strategic sectors have been supported through various models to increase the competitiveness of zone enterprises, with specialisation achieved particularly in defence, aerospace, rail systems, medical devices, construction and earthmoving machinery, communications technologies, energy and rubber technology.
Seven clusters across these strategic sectors offer collaboration opportunities with the full production capabilities of Ankara industry and national manufacturing sectors.
These clusters, which have become knowledge and expertise centres within their respective sectors over time, provide an efficient communication and interaction environment across Turkey for developing innovative products and projects.
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