The International Union of Tradespeople (UEB) is an international civil society organization established by a Presidential Decree under Law No. 3335 on the Establishment of Organizations of an International Nature.
The UEB carries out information, guidance, consulting, project development, and collaboration activities to ensure that its members can more effectively benefit from national and international grant programs, government support, investment and export incentives, European Union funds, and appropriate financing opportunities.
In this context, for our members and the business community:
- National and international grant programs,
- government support and investment incentives,
- European Union funds and incentive programs,
- Support for production, employment, and capacity expansion,
- Export incentives and opportunities to enter new markets,
- Information and consulting services related to import processes,
- Support for appropriate financing, project development, and institutional capacity building,
collaborations are being carried out with public institutions, universities, financial institutions, investors, technology companies, civil society organizations, and international trade networks to enable them to benefit more effectively from these resources.
The UEB aims to bring together artisans, merchants, industrialists, entrepreneurs, producers of all sizes, exporters, importers, businesses, and commercial organizations operating in various sectors under one roof at both the national and international levels.
Our Association:
- Strengthen commercial cooperation among its members,
- facilitate their access to incentives and grant resources,
- Develop their production capacity,
- Enable them to reach new markets,
- Increase exports, and
- contribute to the sustainable growth of businesses.
In today’s world, we believe that small business owners, merchants, industrialists, and producers can grow not only within their own city or country but also by establishing strong partnerships on a global scale, sharing knowledge and experience, and expanding into new markets.
In line with this philosophy, UEB:
- Businesses,
- public institutions,
- civil society organizations,
- Universities,
- Financial institutions,
- Technology companies,
- Investors, and
- international trade networks.
With an organizational structure that spans from the local to the global level, the International Tradespeople’s Union; aims to contribute to the empowerment of artisans, craftsmen, merchants, industrialists, producers, exporters, importers, and entrepreneurs; and to support production, trade, exports, investment, and employment.
The UEB aims to help its members achieve a stronger, more competitive, and sustainable structure in national and international markets by leading the way in ensuring they benefit to the fullest extent from incentives, grants, funds, financing, and new market opportunities, thereby contributing to our country’s economic and commercial development.