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Adana Hacı Sabancı Organized Industrial Zone (AOSB) hosted a meeting with representatives of textile companies to discuss environmental needs and the development of a new wastewater treatment plant. The session, held in the industrial zone, focused on the operation of the existing wastewater treatment facility and the proposal for a new plant to support continuous production. AOSB Board Chairman Bekir Sütcü opened the meeting, emphasizing that environmental responsibilities shape the future of industry. “Assessing industrial development solely on production capacity and investment size is insufficient,” Sütcü said. “Environmental responsibilities are among the key factors that determine the industry’s future. Listening directly to our industrialists’ needs and expectations provides essential input for our projects.” He added that environmental investments address not only current needs but also aim to leave a more livable environment for future generations. Other AOSB officials present included Vice Chairman Ömer Kaya, board members Mehmet Tosmur, M. Nedim Büyüknacar, Asım Gül, and Kemal Özçetin, Audit Board Member Ali Fuat Batmaz, and Regional Manager Ersin Akpınar. Textile firm representatives shared the challenges they face in production processes, their environmental obligations, and their expectations for solutions that would allow uninterrupted manufacturing. The meeting concluded with a discussion of potential solutions to meet environmental obligations while maintaining production continuity. AOSB reiterated its commitment to supporting sustainable production, respecting environmental requirements, and addressing the problems faced by industry stakeholders through collaborative efforts. Article source: Haberler | Image credit: Haberler
Adana Hacı Sabancı Organized Industrial Zone (AOSB) hosted a meeting with representatives of textile companies to discuss environmental needs and the development of a new wastewater treatment plant. The session, held in the industrial zone, focused on the operation of the existing wastewater treatment facility and the proposal for a new plant to support continuous production. AOSB Board Chairman Bekir Sütcü opened the meeting, emphasizing that environmental responsibilities shape the future of industry. “Assessing industrial development solely on production capacity and investment size is insufficient,” Sütcü said. “Environmental responsibilities are among the key factors that determine the industry’s future. Listening directly to our industrialists’ needs and expectations provides essential input for our projects.” He added that environmental investments address not only current needs but also aim to leave a more livable environment for future generations. Other AOSB officials present included Vice Chairman Ömer Kaya, board members Mehmet Tosmur, M. Nedim Büyüknacar, Asım Gül, and Kemal Özçetin, Audit Board Member Ali Fuat Batmaz, and Regional Manager Ersin Akpınar. Textile firm representatives shared the challenges they face in production processes, their environmental obligations, and their expectations for solutions that would allow uninterrupted manufacturing. The meeting concluded with a discussion of potential solutions to meet environmental obligations while maintaining production continuity. AOSB reiterated its commitment to supporting sustainable production, respecting environmental requirements, and addressing the problems faced by industry stakeholders through collaborative efforts.
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