IEIS Supports Medical Faculty Students

The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (İEİS), a leading organization in the pharmaceutical industry, is continuing its corporate responsibility activities through support for education. To assist students who had to continue their studies remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic, İEİS donated tablet computers to 75 students studying at Marmara University School of Medicine. The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (İEİS), which works towards the development of Turkey's pharmaceutical industry, is also implementing exemplary projects in corporate responsibility. In this context, İEİS donated tablet computers to 75 students studying at Marmara University School of Medicine. On 23 December 2020, İEİS Board Chairman Nezih Barut and Vice Chairman Ali Arpacıoğlu met with Marmara University Rector Prof. Dr. Erol Özvar and School of Medicine Dean Prof. Dr. Hakan Gündüz at Marmara University School of Medicine. Speaking about the donation, İEİS Board Chairman Nezih Barut said, "During the fight against the Covid-19 outbreak, we continue our activities with great effort and dedication as the pharmaceutical industry. From the first day of the outbreak, as the pharmaceutical industry we have continuously pursued our efforts to ensure that our people do not face difficulties in accessing medicines, and we are also acting with the responsibility to be a solution partner for the problems our students face during this difficult period."   Barut continued: "As İEİS, investing in the education of young people and the future of the healthcare sector are among the issues we attach the greatest importance to. In this regard, we made a donation that we believed would be beneficial for our medical faculty students during the pandemic period. In this way, we are pleased to meet the educational needs of our students and provide support to our Faculty. In the coming period, we will continue to stand by our young people with different projects." Marmara University Rector Prof. Dr. Erol Özvar made the following statement on the matter: "During the pandemic period that has affected the entire world, our pharmaceutical industry is providing complete access to medicines for our people. Beyond this, we find it very valuable that our students who are trying to provide remote access for education to support medical training but are facing difficulties due to financial limitations and do not have their own computers are being provided this opportunity. I would like to thank İEİS for the support it has provided."