TURKEY TO GAIN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE R&D CENTER: BioIstanbul

[cabatli_53]

Istanbul will soon be gaining a mega pediatrics hospital in a 25,000 cubic meter complex, which will include biomedical, health care and pharmaceutical industry research and development.

Bio Istanbul, which will be the mark of a new era for Turkey, is expected to cost two billion dollars. The project's architecture, infrastructure and environmental plan will all be unique. When completed, the global medical center to be built in Istanbul will be of the caliber to bring Turkey the Nobel Prize in medicine. Bio Istanbul, to be built on the European part of the city at the Resneli Forest in Baakehir, will contain a pediatrics hospital unlike any other in the region and will be Turkey's and the region's first biomedical science park.

Built on a 25,000 cubic meters squared plot, the technology and research valley that Bio Istanbul will be will allow the opportunity for leading scientists to work together to create new medical innovations in areas spanning from system biology to synthetic chemistry. This historical project, which will also serve as a regional Research and Development base for the biomedical, medical and pharmaceutical industries, will provide services for over 500 million people.

Undoubtedly, the most significant factor with Bio Istanbul is the fact that it is the region's and Turkey's first and sole Research and Development investment in the pharmaceuticals, medical technology, academia, communication technologies and health care services. Bio Istanbul, which will be drawing in some of the world's largest medical companies, will be at a much more advanced level than others of its type.

TWO BILLION DOLLARS

The initial stage of construction planning is complete for Bio Istanbul, which will be built in a very unique architectural style. In addition, the complex will have a special transportation infrastructure, with channels throughout the city in order to avoid traffic. While some of Turkey's most significant firms are vying for a chance to sponsor the project, IBM will be establishing the technological infrastructure. The New York-based investment firm Lyrical Partners are in charge of the project's financial operations, which will be established with a joint investment of two billion dollars by Bio City Development Co (BCDco), Turkey's Housing Development Administration (TOK) and the Ministry of Environment and Urban Planning.

In addition to being one of the world's most state-of the-art tertiary care pediatrics hospitals with integrated research and development facilities, Bio Istanbul will also contain commercial and real estate areas. The project includes 15,000 new residences and job opportunities for 40,000 making it one of the fastest developing residential areas. With ample greenery and garden space, as well as cultural activities and ecological living standards, Bio Istanbul will be a positive contribution to city life.

FOR MORE INFO: Welcome to Bio Istanbul, a medical community in the heart of Turkey.

 

[Vatoz]

Really Great News.

Thanks Cabatli.


Ps. 2 billion. That's way to much for a Nobel prize.

 

[TR.1]

some sexy and green design

 

[LegionnairE]

I didn't like it, too showy. We need only crucial.

And i don't think building the largest hospital outside the city is a brilliant idea.

It reminded me of saudi king's university. Where does all these ego come from?

It raises questions, how many of those 2 billion will go to medical equipment?
In what parallel universe do we have to provide medical services for 500 million people?

 

[atatwolf]

I guess they want to attract international customers. It is good to show off in business. My question, is it going to be close to the airport?

 

[Saithan]

Seems like a stressfree enviroment. and if it's high tech then I guess it's aimed at people with money and health problems. They're not thinking clearly, that big a project requires people to clean, maintain it, and they better have ph.d. in gardening or else it'll look like crap pretty quickly.

 

[Archdemon]

Megalomania

 

[Mosamania]

I didn't like it, too showy. We need only crucial.

And i don't think building the largest hospital outside the city is a brilliant idea.

It reminded me of saudi king's university. Where does all these ego come from?

It raises questions, how many of those 2 billion will go to medical equipment?
In what parallel universe do we have to provide medical services for 500 million people?

KAUST is located in Rabigh. A small town but undergoing a tremendous project which is set to bring the population of it to 2 million by 2025. No it is not ego, it is called planning ahead.

 

[TR.1]

Great idea great projects , i like leaders with vision , with big reforms , transformations our GDP is expected to grow 3% this year WTF.. i thought they were saying top 10 economy in 2023 and stuff , rubbish government , we should get kemal dervis as economy minister

 

[TR.1]

saudi arabia is doing some big projects , watch when they are finished people who are mocking them will be shocked , there leaders have vision .

example 10 years ago if people said dubai hardly anyone would know wth that is , today its a major destination . we cant even present our cities properly , hardly anybody random in streets knows antalya , mugla , most know istanbul but still .

 

[LegionnairE]

Megalomania

Exactly the word i was looking for.

KAUST is located in Rabigh. A small town but undergoing a tremendous project which is set to bring the population of it to 2 million by 2025. No it is not ego, it is called planning ahead.

The shape, the luxury level of the project is about ego. Having him giving his own name to the project is about ego

I study in a building nearly three centuries old but we have some brilliant brains teaching us there. That's what you need for high quality education, not some pompous architecture.

 

[TR.1]

LegionnairE what was the third grade mosa was talking about?

 

[LegionnairE]

LegionnairE what was the third grade mosa was talking about?

being a second class citizen i believe... or being treated like one

 

[Luffy 500]

Great initiative by turkey. Drug research and development is ultra high tech industry requiring billions of dollars and risk that only technologically developed experienced countries are capable off.US does the bulk of the job followed by japan, germany, UK etc. Do turkey currently have any patented new drugs?