Çerkezköy, Turkey / Bucharest, Romania – In a strategic move to strengthen economic ties and boost bilateral trade, the Çerkezköy Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Çerkezköy CCI) has signed a cooperation agreement with Romania-based Premier Group. This agreement marks a significant milestone in fostering international business partnerships between Turkey and Romania.

Under the agreement, Premier Group will represent and support the business, investment, and commercial activities of Çerkezköy CCI and its members in Romania, providing professional services that include legal consulting, accounting, company formation, staff recruitment, visa and residence permits, and marketing support.

In return, Çerkezköy CCI will guide Romanian companies and entrepreneurs interested in investing in Turkey, offering insights into Turkey’s legal procedures, sector-specific opportunities, and the broader investment environment. The Chamber will also support Romanian delegations with administrative and logistical assistance during visits to Çerkezköy and vice versa.

Tailored Services for Strategic Growth

As part of the agreement, members of Çerkezköy CCI will benefit from:

• In-depth market research tailored to their industries
• Identification of potential business partners
• Local legal and regulatory guidance
• Professional consulting on establishing operations abroad

Joint promotional events and entrepreneurship briefings will be organized to strengthen ties and expand bilateral trade networks.

Strong Representation at the Signing Ceremony

The agreement was signed during an official visit to Romania attended by Çerkezköy CCI Chairman Ahmet Çetin, Vice Chairman Sinan Sifil, Board Members Ümit Süthan, Bünyamin Fırat, Ufuk Mangır, Turgay Kaya, Murat Narçın, and Evren Kahraman, along with a delegation of prominent businesspeople. Premier Group General Manager Ercan Çömlekçi also participated in the ceremony.

A Statement from the Chairman

Speaking at the signing ceremony, Chairman Ahmet Çetin expressed optimism about the future of Turkish-Romanian economic relations:

“We see this agreement as a major step in placing the economic cooperation between Romania and Turkey on a stronger foundation. It will enable our members to play a more active role in the global trade network. Thanks to this partnership, our members will gain easier access to sector-specific companies and build long-term, sustainable business relationships. We believe this protocol will bring mutual prosperity and fruitful returns for all parties involved.”