American-Turkish Council About the Organization Vision Our Story Committees & Workgroups Activities and Programs 2017 Events 2018 Programming

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1 th St NW, Ste 1050 Washington, DC USA P +1 (202) E atc@the-atc.org W the-atc.org American-Turkish Council About the Organization Vision Our Story Committees & Workgroups Activities and Programs 2017 Events 2018 Programming Contacts Howard G. Beasey President & CEO Fatih Orhan Executive Director Cemil Kor Director, Information Systems Kemal Çankaya Director, Finance Rüya Eichelberger Director, Communications & Marketing Zeynep Ergin Senior Associate, Programs Melikşah Göncüoğlu Analyst, Programs and Membership Event Tracking General Information Annual Conference Summits Social Facebook facebook.com/americanturkish Twitter twitter.com/americanturkish Linkedin linkedin.com/company/americanturkish-council Instagram instagram.com/americanturkish

2 About the Organization The American-Turkish Council (ATC), a leading independent business organization, exists to help member companies achieve their bilateral business and investment objectives and to facilitate stronger U.S.-Turkey relations. Our diverse membership includes Fortune 500s, multinationals, and U.S. and Turkey-based small and medium-sized enterprises from multiple sectors. Equipped with decades of experience, expertise, and an influential network, the ATC provides its member community with opportunities, services, and programs designed to resolve business challenges and strengthen linkages between the two countries. The ATC serves its members as a critical voice, source of knowledge, trade convener, and diplomatic counsel in both Washington, DC and Ankara. ATC staff help member companies grow by providing them opportunities to leverage their brand among chief stakeholders. The ATC s advocacy efforts aim to shape policies that advance U.S.-Turkey trade relations. Our organization s local market expertise provides members with essential insights and information to enhance their strategic capabilities. We moreover develop our members networks by facilitating relationships with private sector leaders, educational institutions, policy makers, and high-level government officials. Our services enable stronger U.S.-Turkey relations by providing unmatched; BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT We provide a network of business development services, from legal to financial, that enhance our member companies strategic decision making. These include: Market Entry and Access: Organizing specific events to create opportunities to enter new markets, while providing the resources, network of experts, and supporting services for companies to realize their investment and sales goals. State and Local Level Engagement: Second to none in our network of state and local level economic development organizational contacts, which provide our members with the most up to date information on incentives and market intel for strategic decision making. Sector Focused: We work across many sectors in strengthening the bilateral business relationships. Some of these sectors include: Security/Defense/Aerospace, Tourism, Construction, Energy, Retail and Manufacturing, Education, Agribusiness, Healthcare, Finance/Investment, Innovation, Information & Communication Technologies, Cybersecurity, and others. GOVERNMENT RELATIONS We provide access and a balanced perspective, with a voice that is independent from Washington DC and Ankara, and is answerable only to our members. This unique institutional independence is what allows us to speak with credibility in both capitals. BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE We serve our members as the critical voice that connects them with timely and credible sources both in the U.S. and Turkey. We strive to support their objectives and growth.

3 About the Organization VISION The ATC seeks to generate valuable opportunities and provide rich resources for its member companies in service of the U.S.- Turkey commercial relationship. OUR STORY The ATC was founded in the mid-1980s by U.S. diplomats personally devoted to the U.S.-Turkey relationship. The ATC s staff continues to emphasize the friendship and professionalism that has shaped the bilateral partnership for decades. Though the U.S. and Turkey have been NATO allies since 1952, their commercial partnership has only recently blossomed. In virtually all fields of economic activity, the U.S. leads the world. With a gross domestic product (GDP) of USD 18 trillion and a per capita income of USD 55,000, it boasts the world s largest national economy and produces nearly 20 percent of global income. Following the 2001 global economic crisis, while the rest of the world entered a recession, Turkey climbed its way steadily to become an upper middle-income nation. With a dynamic population of 78 million people, a growing consumer market, and incomes to support it, Turkey s nominal GDP reached USD 857 billion in Annual per capita income exceeded USD 10,800, making Turkey a top-20 economy. Turkish foreign trade is likewise vibrant and growing rapidly. In 2016, Turkey s imports were worth USD 199 billion, while exports topped USD 143 billion. With members representing over 15 industries, the American-Turkish Council demonstrates the diversity and dynamism of the U.S.-Turkey commercial relationship, and functions as a primary facilitator of the broader bilateral partnership. COMMITTEES / WORKING GROUPS The American-Turkish Council convenes select members several times a year for specific purposes ranging from Annual Conference planning to industry-specific committees charged with analyzing, discussing, and providing recommendations for closer U.S.-Turkey collaboration in a diverse range of sectors. ACTIVE INDUSTRY COMMITEES Security/Defense/Aerospace Tourism/Medical Tourism Construction/Energy Retail and Manufacturing Education Healthcare Finance/Investment

4 Activities and Programs Throughout the year, the ATC organizes programs designed to facilitate business relationships, educate attendees, and provide advertising opportunities for companies to leverage their brand among U.S.-Turkey stakeholders in the private sector, government, education, and the non-profit space. ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON U.S.-TURKEY RELATIONS The ATC s flagship event is the Annual Conference on U.S.-Turkey Relations. Held every year in Washington DC, the Annual Conference convenes hundreds of U.S.-Turkey stakeholders and thought leaders to address key commercial and diplomatic topics between the two countries. Participants include leaders in the private sector, government, and the non-profit space. CEOs, entrepreneurs, key Members of the U.S. Congress and the Turkish Parliament, as well as Ministers and Cabinet Secretaries assemble to discuss the state of U.S.- Turkey relations and explore ways to further promote ties. The Conference offers up-to-the-minute business briefings, cultural events, and opportunities for American and Turkish businesspeople to develop their network, learn from experts across sectors, and exchange information on strategic and practical opportunities. The ATC also publishes the Annual Conference Magazine, which allows sponsoring companies the opportunity to leverage their brand among relevant stakeholders. The magazine is provided to all conference attendees, as well as to U.S. and Turkish government officials. We then distribute it to our network digitally, reaching thousands of additional business and government leaders, educators, and policy makers invested in the bilateral relationship.

5 Activities and Programs ANNUAL CHAIRMAN S TRIP TO TURKEY atc.to/29chairman Every year, the ATC Chairman, a select delegation of Golden Horn members, and sponsoring Bosphorus members, visit Turkey to meet with Cabinet Secretaries, Ministers, Heads of State, and member companies. These visits provide an important forum for top-level discussions between American and Turkish business and government leaders. The trip is a premier opportunity to interface with key government decision-makers in order to foster new business opportunities. ATC SUMMITS #ATCSummit ATC Summits bring together leading experts for topical discussions about current trends in the U.S.-Turkey commercial relationship including investment, R&D, and sector-specific topics. These energetic, dynamic events include moderated discussions designed to provide attendees a strong understanding of the issues and emerging opportunities most important to their businesses. TRADE MISSIONS atc.to/trademission The ATC organizes trade missions from Turkey to U.S., with the leadership of ATC s Vice Chairman, for Turkish firms that wish to explore and pursue export, potential partnerships and investment opportunities in the United States. Each trade mission covers different areas of the country and provides participants networking opportunities, state level government engagements, featured site visits, and targeted meetings with government and project management officials. ATC also partners with organizations such as U.S. Commercial Services to lead trade missions to Turkey with U.S. firms. SPECIAL HOSTING EVENTS The ATC routinely hosts leading government officials for special events and private meetings with member companies. These events are often limited to Golden Horn members and provide them the opportunity to liaise with prominent government decision makers.

6 Transportation Technologies Trade Mission to Turkey April 2-7, 2017 Ankara, İzmir, İstanbul EVENTS 2017 STATS Participants: 20 Businesses Represented: 10 Total B2B Meetings: 250 Total B2G Meetings: 50 SITE VISITS Ministry of Transportation (including 4 sub-agencies), ESBAS-Aegean Region Free Trade Zone, IGA (including 5 divisions), and the Istanbul Municipality-IBB (including 4 divisions). From April 2nd to the 7th, the American-Turkish Council in partnership with U.S. Commercial Services led a delegation of 20 individuals representing 10 different companies for the Transportation Technologies Certified Trade Mission to Turkey. The mission included programs in Ankara, Izmir, and Istanbul and the trade delegation consisted of 10 U.S. companies including American International Radio, Amsted, Behr and Associates, Greenbrier, Jensen Hughes, Nova Power, Right Weigh, The Heritage Group, Trimble, and Tunnel Radio. The mission program included over 300 B2B and B2G one-onone meetings, networking receptions hosted by Ambassador Bass in Ankara, Consul General Davis in Istanbul, and closing night dinner hosted by ISPAT. The trade mission also featured multiple site visits to the Ministry of Transportation, ESBAS- Aegean Region Free Trade Zone, Port of Izmir, and Istanbul Municipality Technology Tent with featured host Istanbul Mayor Topbas, along with marquis site visit to the New Istanbul Airport which is currently largest construction project in the world and is expected to be the largest airport in the world when completed with an anticipated 150 million passengers per year. ACCORDING TO THE SURVEY RESULTS: All Participants indicated that their overall satisfaction with the event is excellent Participants have 91% overall satisfaction with B2B meetings. Participants have 86% overall satisfaction with B2G meetings Participants have 95% overall satisfaction with site visits. All Participants indicated that their firms market exposure objectives were met by participating in this mission. All participants led at least two or more sales. %44 of participants led at least four or more sales.

7 EVENTS 2017 IDEF U.S.-Turkey Defense Reception May 11, 2017 İstanbul, Turkey SUMMARY American-Turkish Council delivered an unforgettable evening during IDEF The evening kicked off with Deputy Chief of Mission Philip Kosnett s remarks. ATC s U.S.-Turkey Defense Reception, sponsored by Boeing, DowAksa, FNSS, and Lockheed Martin, provided a great platform for U.S.-Turkish Defense Industry companies to network with their international partners. STATS Participants: 185 Sponsors: 4 Boeing, DowAksa, FNSS, Lockheed Martin

8 Midwest Manufacturing Trade Mission to the U.S. September 5-8, 2017 St Louis, Indianapolis, Detroit, Chicago EVENTS 2017 STATS Number of Delegates: 13 Companies Participated: 7 Cities Visited: 4 Sites Visited: 10 LOCAL GOVERNMENT MEETINGS Governor of Missouri, Eric Greitens, Governor of Indiana, Eric Holcomb, Turkish Counsel General in Chicago, Umut Acar, Director of Missouri Department of Economic Development, Rob Dixon, Indiana Secretary of Commerce, Secretary Jim Schellinger, President of Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC), Elaine Bedel, and U.S. Business Attraction Manager of Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), Kathy Kleckner. SUMMARY From September 5th to the 8th, the American Turkish Council (ATC) and ATC s Vice Chairman, Tamer Saka of Kibar Group led a delegation of 10 individuals representing 7 different companies for the Midwest Manufacturing Trade Mission to the U.S. The mission included programs in St. Louis, Indianapolis, Detroit, and Chicago and the delegation consisted of 7 leading Turkish companies including Akkok Holding, Kibar Group, Assan Aluminum, DowAksa, ProMANAGE, Stenkim Construction Chemicals, and Temsa. The trip provided a platform for Turkish companies to have top-level discussions between American businesses and state level government officials. Members of the delegation used the opportunity to interface with decision makers in each state in order to understand the U.S. market entry requirements, foster new business leads and discover potential partners. The trip, sponsored by Kibar Holding, Heritage Turkish Holdings, and Anderson Economic Group, featured meetings with State of Missouri Governor Eric Greitens, State of Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb, Turkish Counsel General, Umut Acar, 4 site visits, 6 company visits. The trip started in St. Louis, Missouri before reaching Indianapolis, Indiana, Detroit, Michigan and finally ending in Chicago, Illinois. Tuesday, September 5, St. Louis, MI Early Tuesday morning, the delegation started the day with a breakfast briefing with Governor of Missouri Eric Greitens and Rob Dixon, Director of Missouri Department of Economic Development. Members of the delegation shared their goals for the trip with the Governor Greitens and got his insight on their upcoming plans to enter the U.S. market. The delegation then visited CORTEX Innovation Center to tour the facilities. Mr. Dennis Lower, President and CEO of Cortex, explained the infrastructure behind the design of the facilities and community getting involved for startup growth in the city. The delegation then visited Boeing, a member of the ATC, to tour their facilities and to listen to their presentation of an overview of St. Louis operations and business in Turkey. The delegation later joined an economic development panel with State of Missouri representatives and learned more about the incentives of doing business in the State of Missouri. The first day of the mission ended with an outstanding networking reception hosted by the State of Missouri overlooking the city of St. Louis and the delegation departed for Indianapolis, Indiana. The delegation members were also delighted to use a participating company, TEMSA s bus throughout the city.

9 EVENTS 2017 Midwest Manufacturing Trade Mission to the U.S. September 5-8, 2017 St Louis, Indianapolis, Detroit, Chicago Friday, September 8, Chicago, IL ATC S delegation departed for Chicago on Friday morning by train. After arriving at Chicago Union Train Station, the delegation went to a lunch meeting with Counsel General of Turkey, Umut Acar. The Honorable Counsel General, Umut Acar, welcomed the ATC delegation to Chicago and the members of the delegation got a chance to share their company goals with the Counsel General in a private setting. The delegation then went to Turkish Consulate in Chicago for a presentation about the business environment in the State of Illinois by Victor Narusis, Director of Business Development for the State of Illinois. Midwest Manufacturing Trade mission concluded with a beautiful closing night reception hosted by the Counsel General of Turkey, Umut Acar, at the Turkish Consulate in Chicago with attendance of business community in Chicago. Wednesday, September 6, Indianapolis, IN Wednesday featured visits with Governor of Indiana, Eric Holcomb, 2 site visits and networking dinner. The day kicked off with a site visit to Purdue Discovery Park in West Lafayette with another TEMSA bus. The delegation toured the facilities and learned more about the upcoming projects and partnership opportunities for Turkish companies from Dr. Maureen McCann, and Special Advisor, Dr. David McKinnis. The delegation then met with the Governor of Indiana, Eric Holcomb, Indiana Secretary of Commerce, Jim Schellinger, Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) President, Elaine Bedel at the State Capital Building followed by a lunch hosted by IEDC. The delegation later attended a tour of our trip sponsor, Heritage Turkish Holdings new facility called The Center, The Heritage Group. The delegation finished the day in Indianapolis with a wellattended networking dinner hosted by The Center, The Heritage Group. Thursday, September 7, Detroit, MI ATC Trade Mission delegation departed for Detroit and arrived at NextEnergy for a luncheon meeting with Michigan Economic Development Corporation s presentations followed by a tour of NextEnergy facilities. The delegation then went to LIFT/IACMI facilities, national manufacturing R&D infrastructure, for their final visit of the day after a comprehensive tour of the city of Detroit and its new development areas by the Detroit Regional Chamber representative, Will Butler. One of the highlights from the LIFT/IACMI site visit was to see one of our delegation members, DowAksa s exported carbon fibers. The visit to Detroit concluded with a beautiful networking reception with Detroit business community hosted by the Detroit Regional Chamber, Butzel Long, and Clayton & McKervey, overlooking the Detroit river front across from Canada. What some members of the delegation said: We attended the 2017 SelectUSA and this mission felt like we were able to build on SelectUSA and had a chance to follow up on our leads Deniz Cetin, North America Regional Manager, Temsa. Fruitful visits to 4 states. We saw together with the state government representatives, we can improve our business and trade relationships. Business is always the mediator between the two countries. Mehmet Ali Berkman, Chairman, Akkok Holding. We saw a lot of opportunities to follow up and excellent time networking in 4 states. Goksal Gungor, General Manager, Assan Aluminum. SPONSORS Supporting Organizations Event Sponsors

10 29 th Annual Chairman s Trip to Turkey October 23-27, 2017 Ankara, İstanbul EVENTS 2017 STATS Number of Delegates: 14 Businesses Represented: 10 Cities Visited: 2 Government Meetings: 7 GOVERNMENT MEETINGS President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan; Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım; Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu; Minister of Economy, Nihat Zeybekçi; TGS Chief of Staff, Gen. Hulusi Akar; Undersecretary for Defense Industries, Dr. İsmail Demir. SUMMARY From October 23 to 27, the Chairman of the American-Turkish Council, General James Jones, led a delegation of 14 individuals representing 10 different businesses and organizations for the 29th Annual Chairman s Trip to Turkey. The trip provided a platform for top-level discussions between American and Turkish business and government leaders. Members of the delegation used the opportunity to interface with key government decision-makers in order to foster new business leads and personally articulate their company s concerns, goals, and commitment to the broader U.S.- Turkey relationship. The trip, sponsored by Ankara Hilton, Conrad Istanbul, DowAksa, Heritage Turkish Holdings, Missouri Department of Economic Development, and Zenith Quest Corporation, featured visits to H.E. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, President of the Republic of Turkey; H.E. Binali Yıldırım, Prime Minister of the Republic of Turkey; H.E. Mehmet Şimşek, Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey; H.E. Nihat Zeybekçi, Minister of Economy of Turkey; Prof. Dr. İsmail Demir, Undersecretary of Defense Industries; and a briefing with the U.S. Embassy in Turkey. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2017 Early Tuesday morning, the delegation had a breakfast briefing with Chargé d Affaires, the Honorable Philip Kosnett; Economic Counselor, Erika Olson; Commercial Counselor, William Czajkowski; Political Counselor, Denise Marsh; and Office of Defense Cooperation, LTC Thomas Crary. The briefing started with Philip Kosnett s sincere remarks on the current state of U.S.-Turkey relations and his emphasis on the fact that political frictions are temporary. Commercial Counselor, Mr. Czajkowski emphasized the importance of U.S. companies presence at this trip, which shows the level of commitment to the economic relations and added, When this is all over, we continue where we left. The delegation then visited H.E. Binali Yildirim at his Cankaya Residence. Prime Minister Yildirim appreciated the fact that U.S. companies were visiting Turkey despite the current political challenges. The U.S. companies reassured the Prime Minister on their commitment to Turkey and their dedication to growing economic relations between the two nations. During the meeting General Jones stated that together we are champions of bilateral trade and growth. The delegation then met with Undersecretary for Defense Industries, Prof. Dr. Ismail Demir, to discuss the S-400 decision, highlight the ATC s role in this environment, and feature ATC s defense industry members. Members of the delegation then visited the Minister of Economy, H.E. Nihat Zeybekçi, who provided some insight into the opportunities for U.S. investment in Turkey s technology sector. Overall, Minister Zeybekçi confirmed his belief in strong economic relations despite the current political challenges and emphasized the potential for trade, investment, and commerce to grow between the two countries. The Chairman s delegation concluded their busy day with a visit to the Presidential Palace, where they had a meeting with H.E. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, President of the Republic of Turkey. President Erdogan gave the U.S. companies a platform to discuss their concerns and highlight their business achievements in Turkey. Afterwards, General Jones had an opportunity to meet with President Erdogan privately and further discuss the opportunities for trade and commerce.

11 EVENTS th Annual Chairman s Trip to Turkey October 23-27, 2017 Ankara, İstanbul in Ankara joined the delegation and were offered a private tour of the large collection of archaeological artifacts, followed by a traditional Turkish meal. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 The Chairman s delegation departed for Istanbul on Friday morning. The American-Turkish Council held its year-end Board of Directors meeting, followed by a closing night reception at the Conrad Istanbul. The reception was very well attended by the Turkish-American business community and was a wonderful end to a productive trip. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2017 Wednesday featured an insightful meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey, H.E. Mehmet Simsek. Minister Simsek gave the delegation members an opportunity to introduce themselves and bring up any concerns or challenges they may have, as well as highlight their company s progress in Turkey. He then emphasized the political areas that the U.S. and Turkey need to work on to resolve current issues, primarily clarity on U.S. policy in Syria and the threat of FETO. The meeting ended on a positive note, with Minister Simsek acknowledging the crucial role the ATC plays in helping to shape economic relations between the two countries. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2017 General Jones and ATC President Howard Beasey began Thursday with a private meeting with H.E. Mevlut Cavusoglu, Foreign Minister of Turkey. They discussed the current political environment, and emphasized the importance of using dialogue to overcome some of these obstacles in the betterment of U.S.-Turkey Relations. General Jones and Howard Beasey then had three separate meetings with the Turkish General Staff: General Hulusi Akar, Chief of the General Staff; General Umit Dundar, Deputy Chief of the Turkish General Staff; and Lt. Gen. Yavuz Turkgenci, Chief, Plans and Principles (J5). All three meetings contained a detailed assessment of the current security issues that both Turkey and the U.S. face, and a commitment by both sides to continue to strengthen the trust between the two militaries. The Chairman s Trip program in Ankara concluded with a dinner at the Erimtan Museum in the historic castle district. ATC members SPONSORS

12 Membership Becoming a member of the American-Turkish Council means becoming part of a dynamic and influential network of private companies devoted to the U.S.-Turkey commercial relationship. ATC staff work closely with member companies to ensure their requests are heard and met to their satisfaction. BENEFITS Business Development Access to the ATC network of companies; including potential clients, business partners, service providers, and industry leaders in the U.S.-Turkey business community Special rates for the following: (1) Annual Conference on U.S.-Turkey Relations (2) ATC Summits/Events/Briefings (3) Trade Missions Golden Horn Bosphorus Marmara Start-Up Student $13,000/yr $5,000/yr $2,500/yr $500/yr $150/yr * ** Exclusive access and rates for partner events New member company announcement on ATC media channels Speaking and writing opportunities at ATC events in key industries Assistance in Business Matchmaking Exclusive discount on an ATC Trade Mission for new members 1 Comp Ticket*** 50% Off Invitations to exclusive events, including the Chairman's Trips to Turkey, receptions, and private meetings in honor of high-level government officials Guaranteed seat at all ATC events Advocacy & Government Relations Participation in Sector Committees and Key Topic Working Groups Publish Articles (Subject to editorial approval) Eligibility for leadership role in Sector Committees and Key Topic Working Groups Member Spotlight in the ATC Monthly Newsletter Access to key government officials; political influencers; prime decisionmakers Business advocacy assistance on company-related special service requests Eligibility for a seat on the Board of Directors Company promotion through ATC media channels Link for your company website on the ATC website Business Intelligence ATC Monthly Newsletter and Bi-Weekly Economic Briefing Support company objectives & growth through decades of expertise and influential networks Assistance in outreach for private receptions, events, and meetings *Only applies to Annual Conference **Complimentary Annual Conference Sessions-Only Ticket Student rate for other selected events ***Can be substituted with an Annual Chairman s Trip for Golden Horn members

13 Application Form MEMBERSHIP LEVEL Golden Horn $13,000/Year Bosphorus $5,000/Year Marmara $2,500/Year Start-Up $500/Year Student $150/Year 1 2 Company Name As it will appear in all listings and official documents Company Contact Full Name Primary contact person at the member company 3 Company Contact 4 Member notices & important communucations will be sent to: Phone 5 Mailing Address Invoices & formal letters will be mailed to: 6 7 Business Sector To receive relevant news & updates from the staff Payment Details Please select your preferred payment method Banking & Finance Infrastructure & Energy Healthcare OTHER Government Defense & Security Affairs Retail & Trade Check Please mail your corporate checks to th St NW, Ste 1050, Washington DC Payable to: American-Turkish Council Credit Card AMEX VISA/MC DISCOVER Card Number Exp Date (MM/YY) CVV2 Security Code Card Holder Name Billing ZIP Card Holder Signature Wire Transfer Account Name: American-Turkish Council Account Number: Depository Bank Name: Capital One Bank, NA Bank Address: 1700 K Street NW Wash DC Bank Routing Number: Swift Code: HIBKUS44 ABA #: (same as routing) Important Note About Dues Your dues are not deductible as a charitable contribution, but may be deductible as an ordinary business expense to the extend such contributions are not applied for the purposes of influencing legislation. Consult your professional tax advisor for further information! The council, which today represents the consolidation of the American-Friendship Council and the U.S. Section of the Turkish-U.S. Business Council, is a tax exempt, notfor-profit trade association organized and operated pursuant to Section 501 (c) (6) of the Internal Revenue Code. 9 Send it in Please send a scanned copy of your registration to Melikşah Göncüoğlu at mgoncuoglu@the-atc.org.

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