Event
CEE Trade & Treasury Summit 2026
TURKPOL's President Tunç Meriç and five members of the association speak in two panels on Poland and Türkiye at MERGE's CEE Trade & Treasury Summit in Warsaw on 20 October.
The CEE Trade & Treasury Summit 2026 returns to Warsaw on 20 October 2026 at the Regent Warsaw Hotel. It is organised by MERGE Events and supported by ICC Poland, under the patronage of the Polish Investment & Trade Agency. This year's programme asks what is changing across the region, from new trade flows to AI cash flows.
TURKPOL takes part as a speaker, not as an organiser or sponsor. Our President Tunç Meriç speaks in the afternoon Region Highlight, and five members of the association speak across the day's two panels on Poland and Türkiye.
11:40-12:40 · The future of construction, energy and industrial investment across CEE
- Moderator: Atilla Arda Beşen, Founder & CEO, VolareVers
- Mehmet Göktürk İplikçioğlu, Founder & General Director, Teoman Corp, a TURKPOL member company and the summit's Key Collaborator
- Mehmet Dalkılıç, Country Manager Poland, Kolin İnşaat
- Fatih Altınsoy, Sales & Business Development Manager, Arkas Logistics
- Jakub Kupcu, Country Director, CLARITAS Investments
14:25-15:10 · Region Highlight: “Poland-Türkiye trade relations: strategic importance for Europe's future”
- Moderator: Atilla Arda Beşen, Founder & CEO, VolareVers
- Tunç Meriç, President, TURKPOL
- Can Berat Özer, Commercial Counsellor, Embassy of the Republic of Türkiye in Warsaw, Ministry of Trade
- Mehmet Göktürk İplikçioğlu, Founder & General Director, Teoman Corp
- Feliks Kobierski, Trade Finance Chief Expert, Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego
- Hakan Haner, International Business Development Manager, EKO Konsult | ASE GROUP
Atilla Arda Beşen, Mehmet Göktürk İplikçioğlu, Mehmet Dalkılıç, Fatih Altınsoy and Hakan Haner are members of TURKPOL, and Hakan Haner also serves on its board. Each speaks for their own company, not for the association. Names in bold are TURKPOL's President and members.
The organiser's programme introduces the Region Highlight session with $12.5bn of bilateral trade in 2025 and a $15bn target with political backing on both sides. Those are the organiser's figures, not TURKPOL forecasts.
The wider agenda covers what the EU-India and EU-Mercosur agreements mean in practice, construction and energy investment across CEE, e-invoicing under Poland's KSeF mandate, receivables and working capital, ESG in trade finance, and sanctions and trade execution.
Registration and the full agenda are on the organiser's event page.
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