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LOCATION:Istanbul\, Türkiye
SUMMARY:Global Gastroeconomy Summit
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:\n\n​UNCTAD participated in the first Global Gastroeconomy S
 ummit hosted by the Turkish Restaurant and Entertainment Association (TURY
 ID) and related meetings in Istanbul\, Turkey from 28 to 30 March 2018.  
 The main theme at the Global Gastroeconomy Summit was &quot\;Developing 
 economy with gastronomy.&quot\;\n\nThe Chairman of TURYID Kaya Demirer\, n
 oted that &quot\;Gastronomy enables domestic tourism and foreign travel to
  grow\, national food products to transform into exported goods and cities
  to become gastronomy brands.  Also gastronomy is an antidote for global 
 economic crisis.&quot\;\n\nGastronomy and economy leaders and visionaries 
 came from all over the world to share their experience and talk about the 
 opportunities in the sector at Global Gastroeconomy Summit in İstanbul\, 
 March 29th. Experiences from South Korea\, which sells Kimchi to other co
 untries\, Peru\, which can attract global travelers from Rome and Paris t
 o Lima\, The Basque region of Spain and Denmark\, which are among the 
 World&#039\;s most innovative and exciting in the field of gastronomy toda
 y.\n\nThe Summit brought together over 800 participants from domestic and 
 international companies\, NGOs\, Universities and government officials.  
 In attendance were the Minister of Culture of Turkey\, the Vice-Minister o
 f Development of Turkey and the Mayor of Istanbul.\n\nUNCTAD highlighted 
 the growing importance of domestic gastronomy for exports and tourism and 
 gastronomic tradition as an invaluable resource to encourage entrepreneurs
 hip and innovation. By leveraging gastronomic heritage\, entrepreneurs in 
 developing countries can market new concepts and scale them as viable econ
 omic activities. In so doing\, the interplay between gastronomy and creati
 vity may contribute to local innovation\, and ultimately economic growth a
 nd development.\n\nUNCTAD also met with Mr. Prof. Dr. Nazim Ekren\, Rector
  of Istanbul Commerce University and Mr. Burhan Metin\, Director of the C
 entre for Creative Economy at the Istanbul Commerce University to discuss 
 joint research related activities in 2018.\n\nUNCTAD also met with the Sec
 retary-General of the Istanbul Development Agency\, Ms. Ozgul Ozkan Yavuz 
 to discuss possible cooperation opportunities between UNCTAD and Istanbul 
 Development Agency.\n\n Interview Ms. Marisa Henderson\, Global Gastroeco
 nomy Forum\, Istanbul: \n&quot\;Food is part of the creative economy and a
  means to support the sustainable development goals and is supported by th
 e Untied Nations Conference on Trade and Development&quot\;\, said Marisa 
 Henderson.\nhttps://soundcloud.com/geofft-1/marisa-henderson-unctad-and/s-
 pYAud?in=geofft-1/sets/global-gastroeconomy-summit-istanbul-29-march-2018/
 s-lgTTa&quot\; target=&quot\;_blank\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps:/
 /unctad.org/meeting/global-gastroeconomy-summit
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LOCATION:Istanbul\, Türkiye
SUMMARY:Global Gastroeconomy Summit
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:\n\n​UNCTAD participated in the first Global Gastroeconomy S
 ummit hosted by the Turkish Restaurant and Entertainment Association (TURY
 ID) and related meetings in Istanbul\, Turkey from 28 to 30 March 2018.  
 The main theme at the Global Gastroeconomy Summit was &quot\;Developing 
 economy with gastronomy.&quot\;\n\nThe Chairman of TURYID Kaya Demirer\, n
 oted that &quot\;Gastronomy enables domestic tourism and foreign travel to
  grow\, national food products to transform into exported goods and cities
  to become gastronomy brands.  Also gastronomy is an antidote for global 
 economic crisis.&quot\;\n\nGastronomy and economy leaders and visionaries 
 came from all over the world to share their experience and talk about the 
 opportunities in the sector at Global Gastroeconomy Summit in İstanbul\, 
 March 29th. Experiences from South Korea\, which sells Kimchi to other co
 untries\, Peru\, which can attract global travelers from Rome and Paris t
 o Lima\, The Basque region of Spain and Denmark\, which are among the 
 World&#039\;s most innovative and exciting in the field of gastronomy toda
 y.\n\nThe Summit brought together over 800 participants from domestic and 
 international companies\, NGOs\, Universities and government officials.  
 In attendance were the Minister of Culture of Turkey\, the Vice-Minister o
 f Development of Turkey and the Mayor of Istanbul.\n\nUNCTAD highlighted 
 the growing importance of domestic gastronomy for exports and tourism and 
 gastronomic tradition as an invaluable resource to encourage entrepreneurs
 hip and innovation. By leveraging gastronomic heritage\, entrepreneurs in 
 developing countries can market new concepts and scale them as viable econ
 omic activities. In so doing\, the interplay between gastronomy and creati
 vity may contribute to local innovation\, and ultimately economic growth a
 nd development.\n\nUNCTAD also met with Mr. Prof. Dr. Nazim Ekren\, Rector
  of Istanbul Commerce University and Mr. Burhan Metin\, Director of the C
 entre for Creative Economy at the Istanbul Commerce University to discuss 
 joint research related activities in 2018.\n\nUNCTAD also met with the Sec
 retary-General of the Istanbul Development Agency\, Ms. Ozgul Ozkan Yavuz 
 to discuss possible cooperation opportunities between UNCTAD and Istanbul 
 Development Agency.\n\n Interview Ms. Marisa Henderson\, Global Gastroeco
 nomy Forum\, Istanbul: \n&quot\;Food is part of the creative economy and a
  means to support the sustainable development goals and is supported by th
 e Untied Nations Conference on Trade and Development&quot\;\, said Marisa 
 Henderson.\nhttps://soundcloud.com/geofft-1/marisa-henderson-unctad-and/s-
 pYAud?in=geofft-1/sets/global-gastroeconomy-summit-istanbul-29-march-2018/
 s-lgTTa&quot\; target=&quot\;_blank\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps:/
 /unctad.org/meeting/global-gastroeconomy-summit
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LOCATION:Istanbul\, Türkiye
SUMMARY:Global Gastroeconomy Summit
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:\n\n​UNCTAD participated in the first Global Gastroeconomy S
 ummit hosted by the Turkish Restaurant and Entertainment Association (TURY
 ID) and related meetings in Istanbul\, Turkey from 28 to 30 March 2018.  
 The main theme at the Global Gastroeconomy Summit was &quot\;Developing 
 economy with gastronomy.&quot\;\n\nThe Chairman of TURYID Kaya Demirer\, n
 oted that &quot\;Gastronomy enables domestic tourism and foreign travel to
  grow\, national food products to transform into exported goods and cities
  to become gastronomy brands.  Also gastronomy is an antidote for global 
 economic crisis.&quot\;\n\nGastronomy and economy leaders and visionaries 
 came from all over the world to share their experience and talk about the 
 opportunities in the sector at Global Gastroeconomy Summit in İstanbul\, 
 March 29th. Experiences from South Korea\, which sells Kimchi to other co
 untries\, Peru\, which can attract global travelers from Rome and Paris t
 o Lima\, The Basque region of Spain and Denmark\, which are among the 
 World&#039\;s most innovative and exciting in the field of gastronomy toda
 y.\n\nThe Summit brought together over 800 participants from domestic and 
 international companies\, NGOs\, Universities and government officials.  
 In attendance were the Minister of Culture of Turkey\, the Vice-Minister o
 f Development of Turkey and the Mayor of Istanbul.\n\nUNCTAD highlighted 
 the growing importance of domestic gastronomy for exports and tourism and 
 gastronomic tradition as an invaluable resource to encourage entrepreneurs
 hip and innovation. By leveraging gastronomic heritage\, entrepreneurs in 
 developing countries can market new concepts and scale them as viable econ
 omic activities. In so doing\, the interplay between gastronomy and creati
 vity may contribute to local innovation\, and ultimately economic growth a
 nd development.\n\nUNCTAD also met with Mr. Prof. Dr. Nazim Ekren\, Rector
  of Istanbul Commerce University and Mr. Burhan Metin\, Director of the C
 entre for Creative Economy at the Istanbul Commerce University to discuss 
 joint research related activities in 2018.\n\nUNCTAD also met with the Sec
 retary-General of the Istanbul Development Agency\, Ms. Ozgul Ozkan Yavuz 
 to discuss possible cooperation opportunities between UNCTAD and Istanbul 
 Development Agency.\n\n Interview Ms. Marisa Henderson\, Global Gastroeco
 nomy Forum\, Istanbul: \n&quot\;Food is part of the creative economy and a
  means to support the sustainable development goals and is supported by th
 e Untied Nations Conference on Trade and Development&quot\;\, said Marisa 
 Henderson.\nhttps://soundcloud.com/geofft-1/marisa-henderson-unctad-and/s-
 pYAud?in=geofft-1/sets/global-gastroeconomy-summit-istanbul-29-march-2018/
 s-lgTTa&quot\; target=&quot\;_blank\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps:/
 /unctad.org/meeting/global-gastroeconomy-summit
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