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Daily Archives: 15 January 2026

First Meeting of the New Year: 2026 Set to Be a Critical Year for the Sector

The Turkish Shipbuilders’ Association (GİSBİR) held its first Board of Directors meeting of 2026 on Tuesday, 6 January. The meeting took place at GİSBİR’s headquarters under the chairmanship of Murat Kıran, with board members attending in person.

During the meeting, an evaluation of the year 2025 was conducted, and budget plans and priorities for the new year were discussed. Following the meeting, Chairman of the Board Murat Kıran shared his assessments of the key topics highlighted during the session with GİSBİR TV.

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Visit to GİSBİR by the Sudanese Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport

Continuing its international partnerships and initiatives without interruption, GİSBİR hosted a delegation led by Gaylani Mohamed Gaylani, Director General of the Sea Ports Corporation under the Sudanese Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, during a meeting held in this context. The meeting was attended by GİSBİR Secretary General Mehtap Özdemir, Tuzla Port Director Ahmet Porsuk, and Foreign Relations Specialist Ahmet Şamlıoğlu.

At the conclusion of the meeting, GİSBİR Secretary General Mehtap Özdemir shared an overview of the key discussion topics and outlined the next steps to be taken.

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A Roadmap for the Future Drawn at the Green Transformation Summit

The “2nd Green Transformation in Maritime Summit,” organized by the İMEAK Chamber of Shipping, was held on Wednesday, 24 December 2025, at the Tuzla Campus of Piri Reis University.

The summit was organized with the aim of contributing to and drawing attention to the transformation of the maritime sector into a more sustainable, environmentally friendly, and future-oriented structure within the framework of the IMO’s 2023 GHG Strategy and the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) implemented in response to global climate change. During the event, key topics such as strategies for a decarbonized future in maritime transport, alternative energy sources, low-carbon fuel technologies and infrastructure, as well as sustainable production and circular economy approaches in shipyards, shipbuilding, and ports were discussed.

Speaking at the session titled “Shipbuilding and Ports,” GİSBİR Secretary General Mehtap Özdemir responded to questions from participants and shared insights on shipyards’ green transformation initiatives, the steps taken to date, and the practices planned for the future.

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New Customs Exemption Announced for the Maritime Sector

The General Directorate of Shipyards under the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure has announced that a new regulation is planned regarding customs exemptions for maritime transport vehicles. In the official statement, it was recalled that customs exemption is currently granted for equipment and operational supplies brought from foreign ports by air and sea transport vehicles for their own use, or sent on behalf of such vehicles, upon their entry into free circulation.

In line with the relevant provisions of the legislation, it was stated that a regulatory amendment is planned to establish a new exemption code specifically for maritime transport vehicles and to enable companies to be registered under this exemption code.

Within this framework, companies wishing to benefit from the exemption will be required to have their Tax Identification Numbers (TIN) and company titles registered in the BİLGE (Computerized Customs Activities) System of the Ministry of Trade.

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