JAK ESKİNAZİ: ALL POSSIBILITIES ARE MOBILIZED FOR OUR EXPORTERS

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Press release...

Total mobilization against coronavirus; Exporters collaborate...

Turkey is trying to break the economic impact of limitations in supply chain caused by the coronavirus which has become a global epidemic by taking some measures.

Jak Eskinazi, Coordinator of Aegean Exporters' Associations, said that the coronavirus epidemic is tackled within an international cooperation.

Eskinazi stated, "I do believe that the synergy provided in this period, when the spirit of national unity and solidarity is the strongest, will have export-increasing reflections. We manage the operational framework regarding how to use the solutions produced in order to keep the food value chain alive, in cooperation with all our members and manage them in cooperation."

"It is our primary duty to keep the motivation of our colleagues, business partners and exporters, with whom we adopt a productivity-oriented model, in line with all these global developments. For this, we mobilize all our possibilities. Within this scope we stepped in to ease the burden of our 600 exporters in Aydın province," he concluded...

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