Event Overview The 3rd Supply Chain Summit, organized by the Kütahya Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KUTSO), hosted 31 procurement managers and 132 suppliers, resulting in 1,085 individual meetings aimed at bolstering the city’s production ecosystem.
Topics Discussed Strengthening local production Supporting supply chains with local resources Combining Kütahya’s production capacity through new collaborations Creating a complementary production network for small and large enterprises Chairman's Remarks "Kütahya’s economic growth cannot rely on a single sector or a few large firms," said Chairman Esin Güral Argat.
"A resilient economy requires a production network where small and large businesses complement each other." Argat also noted that firms unaware of each other miss the value they could create together.
Purpose Beyond providing individual support, the summit aimed to build a production ecosystem that draws strength from mutual collaboration.
Kütahya’s industrial, manufacturing culture, and entrepreneurial talent offer significant potential, and connecting these assets is critical to turning that potential into commercial value.
Past Results Last year, the same 31 procurement managers and 132 suppliers also held 1,085 meetings, demonstrating the local business community’s openness to new partnerships.
Future Goals This year’s objective is not only to increase the number of meetings but also to ensure that the discussions translate into tangible commercial outcomes.
By meeting needs with local resources, the summit emphasizes that strengthening local production directly benefits the city’s economy.
Thanks and Closing Argat thanked the Kütahya Stock Exchange, the chambers of Gediz, Simav, and Tavşanlı, the purchasing firms, suppliers, and all participants for their support.
"I hope the 3rd Supply Chain Summit brings new collaborations, abundant gains, and lasting results for our city.
Our strength comes from Kütahya; let’s keep moving forward together," said Argat.
Kütahya Hosts 3rd Supply Chain Summit
The 3rd Supply Chain Summit organized by the Kütahya Chamber of Commerce and Industry brought together 31 procurement managers and 132 suppliers for 1,085 one‑to‑one meetings, aiming to strengthen the city’s production ecosystem.
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