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Medikal Teknik September 2021

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Within the scope of the Technology Focused Industry Move<br />

Program, products related to chemistry, pharmaceuticals<br />

and medical devices were published in the Official<br />

Gazette on February 27, <strong>2021</strong> and included in the priority<br />

product list. 98 of the 103 products determined to be<br />

suitable for domestic investment in the Turkish Chemical<br />

Industry Investment Priority Products Report prepared<br />

by IKMIB to reduce foreign trade deficit and raw material<br />

dependency, and to increase high value-added production<br />

and exports were included in the list. In the webinar, which<br />

was organized to inform the sector about the program,<br />

incentives and supports, detailed information was shared<br />

about which incentives the companies wishing to apply for<br />

investment will benefit from for a total of 421 products<br />

and 80 innovative technologies determined in the chemical,<br />

petrochemical and health sectors.<br />

Applications will continue until <strong>September</strong> 13<br />

Within the scope of the program, support will be provided<br />

for the development of chemical and petrochemical sector<br />

products, which have high potential in the development<br />

of the national industry. In addition, within the framework<br />

of the call, domestic production of selected products<br />

from the pharmaceutical industry and the medical device<br />

industry, which has the opportunity to export with a<br />

significant amount and variety of production and which<br />

has high added value, will be supported. Applications can<br />

be made to the Call for Health and Chemical Products on<br />

www.hamle.gov.tr until <strong>September</strong> 13, <strong>2021</strong>.<br />

Adil Pelister: “Eight of the world’s top ten<br />

economies are the countries that produce and sell<br />

the most chemical products in the world”<br />

Adil Pelister, Chairman of the Chemistry Sector Platform<br />

(KSP) and Chairman of the Board of IKMIB, who spoke<br />

at the opening of the Technology Focused Industry<br />

Move Program Call for Chemistry and Health Products<br />

Information webinar, emphasized that eight of the world’s<br />

top ten economies, which are listed as the USA, China,<br />

Japan, Germany, England, France, India, Italy, Brazil and<br />

South Korea, are also listed as the countries that can<br />

produce and sell the most chemical products in the world,<br />

apart from Italy and the UK. Stating that 10 countries<br />

have produced more than $55 trillion in value by 2020,<br />

Pelister said, “We see that the chemical industry has a<br />

very important role in making the foreign trade balances<br />

of these countries positive and creating net surplus value<br />

in their economies. The chemical industry has not only<br />

produced and sold its own sectoral final products, but<br />

has also become the supplier of other sectors, starting<br />

from space technologies, from the defense industry<br />

to transportation and communication, from the textile<br />

and food industries, from the automotive industry to<br />

information technologies. However, the health industry,<br />

the plastics industry, the cosmetics, paint and cleaning<br />

industries, and the biochemical industries and their subderivatives<br />

make up the 16 sub-sectors covered by the<br />

chemical industry. I am sure that in the near future there<br />

will be more sub-derivative sectors within the ‘New Deal’.<br />

Adil Pelister, Chairman of IKMIB<br />

kimya, eczacılık ve tıbbi cihaz ile ilgili ürünler, 27 Şubat<br />

<strong>2021</strong> tarihinde Resmi Gazete’de yayınlanarak öncelikli<br />

ürün listesine alınmıştı. İKMİB’in dış ticaret açığının ve<br />

hammadde bağımlılığının azaltılmasına, yüksek katma<br />

değerli üretimin ve ihracatın artmasına katkı sağlamak<br />

amacıyla hazırladığı Türk Kimya Sektörü Yatırım Öncelikli<br />

Ürünler Raporundaki yerli yatırıma uygun olduğu<br />

belirlenen 103 ürünün 98’ine de söz konusu listede yer<br />

verildi. Program, teşvik ve destekler hakkında sektörü<br />

bilgilendirmek üzere düzenlenen webinarda kimya,<br />

petrokimya ve sağlık sektöründe belirlenen toplam 421<br />

ürün ve 80 yenilikçi teknoloji için yatırım başvurusu yapmak<br />

isteyen firmaların hangi teşviklerden nasıl yararlanacağı<br />

konusunda detaylı bilgiler paylaşıldı.<br />

Başvurular 13 Eylül’e kadar devam edecek<br />

Program kapsamında, milli sanayinin gelişmesinde<br />

yüksek potansiyele sahip kimya ve petrokimya sektörü<br />

ürünlerinin geliştirilmesine destek sağlanacak. Ayrıca, çağrı<br />

çerçevesinde önemli miktar ve çeşitlilikte üretimle ihracat<br />

imkanı bulunan ve katma değeri yüksek olan ilaç sektörü<br />

ile tıbbi cihaz sektöründen seçili ürünlerin yerli üretimi de<br />

desteklenecek. Sağlık ve Kimya Ürünleri Çağrısı’na 13 Eylül<br />

<strong>2021</strong> tarihine kadar www.hamle.gov.tr üzerinden başvuru<br />

yapılabilecek.<br />

Adil Pelister: “Dünyanın ilk on ekonomisinden<br />

sekizi dünyada en çok kimyasal ürün üretip satan<br />

ülkeler”<br />

Teknoloji Odaklı Sanayi Hamlesi Programı Kimya ve Sağlık<br />

Ürünleri Çağrısı Bilgilendirme webinarının açılışında<br />

konuşan Kimya Sektör Platformu (KSP) Başkanı ve<br />

İKMİB Yönetim Kurulu Başkanı Adil Pelister, ABD, Çin,<br />

Japonya, Almanya, İngiltere, Fransa, Hindistan, İtalya,<br />

Brezilya ve Güney Kore şeklinde sıralanan dünyanın ilk<br />

on ekonomisinin İtalya ve İngiltere dışında sekizinin aynı<br />

zamanda dünyanın en çok kimyasal ürün üretip satabilen<br />

ülkeleri olarak da sıralandığını vurguladı. 10 ülkenin 2020<br />

yılı itibariyle 55 trilyon dolardan fazla değer ürettiklerini<br />

belirten Pelister, “Bu ülkelerin dış ticaret dengelerinin<br />

Eylül - <strong>September</strong> <strong>2021</strong>

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