Protocol signed with the Federation of Publishers’ Professional Associations (YAYFED)
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Protocol was Signed Between Istanbul Commerce University and YAYFED
Istanbul Commerce University and the Federation of Publishers’ Professional Associations (YAYFED) signed a cooperation protocol to support education and employment in the publishing industry.
One of the biggest outcomes of the “Future Vision in Publishing” workshop organized by the Federation of Publishers’ Professional Associations (YAYFED) and Professional Associations in Kyrenia, TRNC on November 19-20, 2024 was the cooperation protocol between Istanbul Commerce University and the Federation of Publishers’ Professional Associations (YAYFED).
Dr. KURALAY AND ÜSTÜN SIGNED
The protocol was signed on behalf of Istanbul Commerce University by Dr. İsrafil Kuralay, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and on behalf of YAYFED by the President Münir Üstün. The protocol aims to develop joint projects between the two institutions in the fields of graduate education, continuing education center studies, internship and employment. The cooperation protocol aims to strengthen the ties between academia and the publishing sector and to prepare the ground for new projects.
SECTORAL AND ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS WILL BE PROVIDED
The protocol, which also offers discounts on postgraduate programs and Continuing Education Center seminars, covers the employees, spouses and children of the Federation of Publishers’ Professional Associations (YAYFED) and the employees, spouses and children of YAYFED member Professional Associations; Publishers Copyright and Licensing Professional Union, Turkish Printing and Publishing Professional Union, Educational Publishers Professional Union and Textbook and Culture Books Publishers Copyright and Licensing Professional Union.
NEW COLLABORATIONS FOR THE PUBLISHING SECTOR AT THE WORKSHOP
The two-day workshop, chaired by Erdal Cesar, Secretary General of Istanbul Commerce University, was an important platform where ideas for the future of the publishing sector were shared.
