Gaziantep Chamber of Industry (GSO) was established in 1989 within the scope of Law No. 5174 on the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey. As stated in the law, GSO aims to meet the common needs of its members, facilitate their professional activities, ensure the development of the profession in accordance with general interests, protect professional discipline, morality and solidarity in order to ensure honesty and trust prevail in its members' relations with each other and with the public, and provide various services written in the law. It is a professional organization in the nature of a public institution with legal personality, established to fulfill the duties assigned to the chambers by legislation.
Since its establishment, Gaziantep Chamber of Industry has aimed to continuously improve its service quality, ensuring its own institutional development and carrying out projects that will pave the way for its members with the knowledge it has gained.
Gaziantep Chamber of Industry has undertaken to fulfill various services and duties and add value to its employees and society in order to increase the competitiveness of its members and sustainable development, within the framework of its legal obligations and continuous development approach.
To be a pioneer in the economic development of Gaziantep province and its region, to increase the competitiveness of its members in every field of industry, to be a symbol of continuous development and change, a socially responsible, wealth-creating institution.
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open every day
Opening Time: 08:30
Closing Time: 17:00
From Works
LIVING ZEUGMA ILLUSTRATION
Zeugma, which had its most glorious days in the 2nd century AD, was one of the 4 largest cities of the Roman Empire. Zeugma was truly a magnificent city, where high-ranking officers resided, as it was the headquarters of the 4th Legion, and rich merchants lived, due to its strategic advantages.
EROS MOSAIC WITH DOLPHIN
In this mosaic, unearthed during rescue excavations sponsored by Packard Humanities Institutes, figures of Eros, the god of Cup, are depicted on dolphins.