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"Gelisim UWE 7th International Conference on Economics and Finance" was held

"Gelisim UWE 7th International Conference on Economics and Finance" was held in cooperation with Istanbul Gelisim University, University of The West of England Bristol and Azerbaijan University of Economics.

"Gelisim UWE 7th International Conference on Economics and Finance", the main theme of which was determined as "Future Economic Order", was held on 5-6 October 2023 at Istanbul Gelisim University Mehmet Akif Ersoy Conference Hall in cooperation with Istanbul Gelisim University, University of The West of England Bristol and Azerbaijan University of Economics. Simultaneously, it was possible to participate in the conference online.

It was aimed to contribute to creating a sustainable economic order for the future

Gelisim UWE 7th International Economics and Finance Conference, which was attended by many academicians and students from the Economics, Banking and Finance departments of many national and international universities, started with the speech of Prof. Dr. N Hulya Talu, chairman of the Congress Organization Committee. IGU FEAS Dean Prof. Dr. Kenan Aydin and IGU Rector Prof. Dr. Bahri Sahin, who hosted the organization, also made their opening speeches. The opening speeches of the sessions were made by doyen names such as Prof. Dr. Mehmet Sisman from Marmara University and Alp Erinc Yeldan from Kadir Has University.

Istanbul Gelisim University, which hosts various studies in the field of economics and finance, continues to stand out with its sustainability studies and environmentally friendly practices. In the "Gelisim UWE 7th International Economy and Finance Conference" organized with the main theme of "Future Economic Order", which aims to develop solutions by addressing the important problems of the economic and financial structure faced by all humanity today, it was aimed to contribute to the creation of a sustainable economic order for the future by discussing many issues such as income inequality, lack of resources, excessive consumption, inflation, green economy, green finance and environmental pollution.