Prof. Dr. Ahmet Hacımüftüoğlu, the Rector of Atatürk University, conducted a series of meetings to fortify the culture of consultation and foster collaboration among institutions.

During the visits, Rector Hacımüftüoğlu engaged in discussions regarding potential joint initiatives with Atatürk University at the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation and the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM).

Rector Hacımüftüoğlu assessed the progress made in the disciplines of science and education in Erzurum during his visit to the TBMM, where he met with former Minister of Internal Affairs and Erzurum Deputy Selami Altınok, as well as Erzurum Deputies Mehmet Emin Öz and Abdurrahim Fırat. Hacımüftüoğlu, who presented Atatürk University's national and international initiatives, also disclosed the university's prospective initiatives.

Rector Hacımüftüoğlu, who had proceeded to visit the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation, met with General Manager Bilal Topçu at this location. After the meeting, Hacımüftüoğlu visited TURKTIPSAN and inspected the ongoing work on site. He also received information about the projects conducted in the defense industry and health technologies and assessed the potential actions that could be taken to enhance the university's contributions in these fields.

Prof. Dr. Ahmet Hacımüftüoğlu expressed his perspective on the visits, stating that they prioritize collaboration with public institutions and strategic organizations to enhance the scientific and academic capabilities of Atatürk University. Hacımüftüoğlu stated that the university is committed to the development of our country and that it is producing projects that will contribute to this purpose. He further stated, "Our objective as a university is to establish a robust ecosystem that supports both research and development activities and education." In this regard, we will persist in enhancing the value of our nation by fostering greater collaboration at both the national and international levels.

Corporate Communications Directorate – February 7, 2025