The Joint Venture Agreement between Tirsan Kardan and Russia’s biggest truck manufacturer Kamaz are signed in Russia.
TİRSAN KARDAN, the main production company of Tiryakiler Group, which is one of the leading supply industry groups, and Kamaz, Russia’s biggest truck manufacturer, established a joint venture under the name of TİRSAN KAMA. The joint venture came alive with final signatures at 22nd St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF-18) in Russia. A Memorandum of Understanding were signed during a meeting, which was attended by the representatives of two companies and countries, at “Guest Country: Russia and Turkish-Russian Business Forum”, which was organised within the scope of İzmir International Fair last year. TIRSAN KAMA JV partnership agreement was signed by Tiryakiler Group’s Chairman Mehmet Tiryaki and Kamaz Factories’ General Manager Sergei Kogogin at a ceremony, in which President of Tatarstan Republic, where the joint venture will be located, Rustam Minnihanov was present. Tiryakiler Group’s Board Member Prof. Yahya Doğan and Tirsan Russia’s General Manager İsmail Aliyev were also present at the ceremony. Mehmet Tiryaki had a statement following the signature ceremony and said: We have finally signed the official establishment of TİRSAN KAMA JV, of which’s foundation was laid by signing the Memorandum of Understanding last year in İzmir, with Mr. Kogogin. We are proud and pleased to become partners with Kamaz, the biggest truck manufacturer of Russia. This new company will produce drive shafts for both Kamaz factories and Russia’s other leading commercial vehicle producers. We have been operational in Russia since 2012. They have always showed us support and sympathy. The interest of H.M Minnihanov and Mr. Kogogin and excitement of doing business encouraged us to take greater steps in this country. I am grateful to them. I believe, this partnership will provide new horizons for Russia and Tatarstan and it will be an occasion for two countries’ people to know each other and improve economic relations.