About TASCA..
TASCA is an international civil society organization founded in 2008, with its headquarters in Ankara, the capital of the Republic of Turkey. TASCA stands for the "Turkish Arab African Economic and Strategic Association."
TASCA's Slogan
“The Human Capital Development and the Renaissance of Nations.”
TASCA focuses on integrating knowledge and development to foster international collaboration through scientific research, capacity building, and economic planning. Its primary aim is to enhance multilateral trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) activities, led by both public and private sectors worldwide.
TASCA & UN SDGs
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No Poverty (SDG 1)
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Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8)
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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (SDG 9)
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Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG 11)
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Climate Action (SDG 13)
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Partnerships for the Goals (SDG 17)
TASCA envisions a global platform where entrepreneurs, investors, economic experts, academicians, researchers, and intellectuals come together for mutual discussion and collaboration. By investing in human capital and capacity building, TASCA empowers individuals through partnerships with universities, scientific institutions, and research centers. Its ultimate goal is to lay a strong foundation for sustainable development in economics, finance, trade, and FDI, thereby addressing global poverty and promoting prosperity.
Our Vision
TASCA believes in the transformative power of education, capacity building, and scientific research. It views these as critical factors for fostering international economic growth and cooperation.
By unifying diverse economic sectors and adopting a knowledge-driven approach, TASCA aims to achieve sustainable global development, alleviate poverty, and drive global prosperity through strategic economic partnerships.
Our Mission
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TASCA's main tools are: Tasca Business platform, Tasca International Partnership Forum and the Turkish - Arab - African Institute for Strategic Studies. These institutions organizes economic forums, scientific conferences, specialized seminars and global symposiums in collaboration with its partners worldwide.
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TASCA possessed a network of international experts in various business fields, particularly in economics, finance, and sustainable economic development. Those experts work through these institutions to provide consultancies for business men and women, design and planning economic projects, and encouraging the global foreign direct investment.
Our Tools
TASCA's Activities and Objectives
1. Trade and Investment
Through the TASCA Business Platform, TASCA expands global trade networks and fosters FDI opportunities by creating strategic partnerships among entrepreneurs and investors worldwide.
2. Education, Training, and Research
The TASCA International Partnership Forum collaborates with economic experts, academicians, and researchers to develop forward-thinking solutions in trade and FDI.
3. Capacity Building and Development
The Turkish Arab African Institute for Strategic Studies organizes training sessions, programs, and workshops focused on human capital development, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies.
TASCA Institutions
1. TASCA Business Platform
An open international platform where entrepreneurs and investors exchange ideas, initiatives, and best practices. This collaboration enriches shared knowledge and paves the way for successful commercial and investment projects.
2. TASCA International Partnership Forum
A global forum connecting investors, business leaders, experts, academicians, and researchers. These periodic events include B2B meetings and discussions to explore opportunities and address challenges in trade and investment.
3. Turkish Arab African Institute for Strategic Studies
A scientific center specializing in economics, finance, trade, and strategic studies. The institute collaborates with universities and research centers to bridge theory and practice, offering capacity-building programs to develop expertise in economic fields.
TASCA and Global Challenges
TASCA actively acknowledges global challenges such as climate change and environmental degradation. It encourages investors to allocate part of their income toward corporate social responsibility initiatives to address these pressing issues.