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10 th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery www.estesonline.org Official Social Programme OPENING CEREMONY & WELCOME RECEPTION Thursday, May 14, 2009 / 18:00 - 19:30 / Hall A · Speech of ESTES President: Prof. Dr. Selman Uranues ESTES Honorary Memberships and ESTES Grants · Prof. Dr. Korhan Taviloglu’s speech: President of the 10 th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency Surgery · Welcome reception (Exhibition Hall) · Opening show: Fire of Anatolia - world famous group with many exhibitions OPENING SHOW / FIRE of ANATOLIA Thursday, May 14, 2009 / 19:30 -20:00 / Hall B Fire of Anatolia, world-renowned Turkish dance group, will be on stage for the Opening Ceremony. The group has performed in more than 40 countries from all around the world, in front of an audience of approximately 6 million people altogether. Including a synthesis of hundreds of folkdance figures and music different regions, The Fire of Anatolia is a unique project that gets its source from Anatolia’s ancient mythological and cultural history. Anatolia, where human being settled down for thousand of years, found its body within 3000 folkloric dance figures. Fire of Anatolia, which is a profile of the Mesopotamia and Anatolia’s history that is identified not only by “Fire” but also with peace and freedom, is a visual expression of the fight between freedom and slavery, beauty and the beast. “First there was fire on the immortal mountain, Nemrut, whose peak rises into the heaven. First everything was blessed in fire, all the creation, then it is dipped in flame with sacred language of the body and presented to the sun.” AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONY Saturday, May 16, 2009, 19:00 / Hall B • ESTES President’s closing remark Prof. Dr. Selman Uranues also declares ESTES Awards 2009 • President of the 10th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency Surgery Prof. Dr. Korhan Taviloglu’s closing remark • Congress presentation awards Best Poster Awards (top 5) Young Scientist Award Oral Presentation Awards (top 5) • President of the 10th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency - Brussels talk Prof. Dr. Pol M Rommens GALA DINNER Saturday, May 16 2009 , 20:00 / Hall A precious tastes of Turkish cuisine… Rich tastes of Turkish cuisine will compose the whole meal. Gala Dinner will take place in the congress venue, Rixos Sungate. everyone will be dancing… Group Turquoise, which is a very well known nine-person team with the great symphonic repertoire will take the stage. The orchestra will play the 60’s-70’s and the 80's hit songs, opera and symphonic chants, songs from Broadway musicals, jazz standards, Latin and Turkish popular music. Group Turquoise will ensure an unforgettable night for all guests. - 11 -
10 th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery www.estesonline.org Turkey Information Background The Turkish Republic was formed in 1923. Nationalist resistance forces led by Mustafa Kemal (Ataturk) defeated the occupying allies after the first world war to establish the country's present borders. Turkey oriented its political and economic structure towards the West, becoming a member of NATO (1952) and the Council of Europe (1949) and signing an association agreement with the then European Community (1963). A customs union with the EU took effect in 1996. EU accession negotiations were opened in October 2005. (Source: Economist) Economy Turkey is a dynamic, emerging market economy strategically located between Europe and Asia and bordering the Mediterranean, Aegean and Black Seas. Over 73 percent of its 65 million people live in urban areas. Agriculture accounts for some 16 percent of its GDP, industry for 24 percent, and services for 60 percent. Turkey signed a customs union with the European Union (EU) in 1995 and became a candidate for EU membership at the Helsinki Summit in December 1999. Although Turkey is the world’s 17th most industrialized nation, it ranks 85th out of 173 countries in terms of Human Development Indicators, as measured by the UNDP in 2002. (Source: Worldbank) Health The Turkish health system is fragmented. Health care is provided by public, semi-public, private and philanthropic organizations, including the Ministry of Health (MOH), universities, the Ministry of Defense and private health professionals. Provincial Health Directorates (81 provinces) are responsible for service planning and provision at provincial level. Primary health care is provided through health centres, health posts, Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and Family Planning (FP) centres and tuberculosis dispensaries; municipalities play a role in environmental health and sanitation. The health financing system is also fragmented, with four explicit publicly funded insurance schemes as well as direct supply subsidies to MOH health facilities. (Source: WHO) History – culture – tourism Turkey might be the world’s most contested country. Its landscape is dotted with battlegrounds, ruined castles and the palaces of great empires. This is the land where Alexander the Great slashed the Gordion Knot, where Achilles battled the Trojans in Homer’s Iliad, and where the Ottoman Empire fought battles that would shape the world. History buffs can immerse themselves in marvels and mementos stretching back to the dawn of civilisation. Then again, if you want to simply unwind, spend an afternoon being pampered at a hamam, or let the warm waters off the Mediterranean coast lap at your toes. Adventure lovers can head east to . People who enjoy living need look no further than , where the markets and bars are among the most stylish and atmospheric, and the mod Ottoman cuisine rates as the tastiest, in the world. The country’s tumultuous history has left a deep legacy. People who’ve never had to suffer for an idea or fight for a patch of land can be overwhelmed by the passion of ordinary Turks for their country. But for ordinary Turks that passion finds its outlet, not in martial ardour, but in simple pleasures: family, food, music, football, and friendship. Turks have an inspiring ability to keep things in perspective, to get on with everyday life and to have a bloody good time in the process. Sharing their joy in the simple things is a highlight for every visitor. Treat Turkey as that most quintessential of Turkish dishes, the meze, a table piled high with scrumptious treats. Throw away the menu, order a plate of everything and feast till you can’t go on. Afiyet olsun! (Source: Lonely Planet) - 12 -
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