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Let's reveal our full potential together at the Association of British Turkish Professionals
Association of British Turkish Professionals – ABTP, strive to support the inclusion of professionals from Turkish and British communities by providing various resources and opportunities. We offer training programs, information sources, and establish solidarity networks to facilitate professional, social, cultural, economic and political inclusion in the UK.
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We believe in creating a common cultural space where professionals from different backgrounds can come together to collaborate and share their experiences. Our goal is to promote a balanced and inclusive environment where individuals can develop their skills, advance their careers, and contribute to society. Thank you for visiting our website and we hope you find the resources and information useful.
Upcoming Events
Past Events
Find out about our past events and news
ABTP's GDPR Meeting draws substantial interest of the IT professionals
London, June 2023 - The Association of British Turkish Professionals - ABTP, successfully hosted its second professional meeting at the Richmond Library Annexe in Southwest London. The event, focusing on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law, garnered significant interest from professionals in the Information Technology field.
ABTP Engages with Delegation from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security
London, June 2023 - The Association of British Turkish Professionals - ABTP, recently held a productive meeting with a delegation from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. The Ministry of Labor delegation, which visited the United Kingdom to conduct investigations within the scope of an EU project, had a productive meeting with the ABTP Executive Board at the Turkish Embassy in London.
JCT Contracts Event Highlighted Strategies for Successful Construction Project
London, May 2023 - The Association of British Turkish Professionals - ABTP, hosted a highly informative event on May 11, 2023, at Herringham Hall, Regent's University London. The event focused on exploring the key factors contributing to construction project failures and offered valuable insights on how to mitigate risks and ensure successful project outcomes.
