Prof. Dr. Tuncay Döğeroğlu, the Rector of Eskişehir Technical University (ESTÜ), visited Metin Güler, President of the Eskişehir Chamber of Commerce (ETO), highlighting the significance of collaboration between universities and the private sector. He pointed out that the Fashion Eskişehir project, which ETO is executing, is a reflection of this vision.
During the visit, which included ETO President Metin Güler, Vice President Ali Koşar, and Meclis Vice President Atilla Sabahcı, discussions focused on potential collaboration sectors and ongoing projects between ESTÜ and ETO. Güler expressed his satisfaction with the collaboration, stating that they are pleased to receive support from Eskişehir Technical University for projects and activities that benefit the members and the city. He emphasized that Eskişehir's identity as a university city contributes not only to the local economy but also to the development of skilled human resources and university-private sector collaborations, underscoring their contentment in collaborating with ESTÜ through the Fashion Eskişehir project. Güler thanked Rektor Döğeroğlu for his support and expressed a willingness to partner with all universities in the city for joint projects and activities.
SHARING EXPERTISE FOR THE CITY’S BENEFIT
In his remarks, Prof. Dr. Tuncay Döğeroğlu stated that ESTÜ has experienced scientists, particularly in engineering and technical disciplines, and possesses the technological infrastructure to contribute to the city’s industry and commerce. He expressed the university’s desire to connect this expertise and potential with the city. Döğeroğlu affirmed that their doors are open to institutions and organizations that wish to collaborate, emphasizing the importance of university-private sector cooperation. He noted that the collaboration in the Fashion Eskişehir project is based on this philosophy. Döğeroğlu also expressed his eagerness to share their experiences with Eskişehir's business community and provide technical support, indicating an openness to new partnerships