Turkey is becoming a global center in logistics with Zangezur.

The Dutch Raben Group aims to make Turkey a strategic logistics center, establishing a significant bridge between Europe and Asia. With 170 warehouses and 13,000 employees across 17 countries, this group boasts a total of 2 million square meters of storage space. This large-scale operation will be further strengthened by Turkey's integration into the European logistics network.

Raben Group began its operations in Turkey in June and has implemented the successful logistics model it developed in Poland with the same discipline in Turkey. In addition to this project, the company aims for a turnover of 2.2 billion euros by the year 2024.

Raben Group's executives emphasize that Turkey will be the center of regional growth by capitalizing on its geographical location. Furthermore, the contributions of Turkey's developing infrastructure and strategic location to the logistics sector present a significant opportunity for the group. This initiative by Raben Group will not only strengthen the company's position but also enhance Turkey's standing in the international logistics market.

With Turkey's new integration, Raben Group aims to reduce costs and improve service quality. The ability to respond quickly and effectively to growing customer demand has the potential to significantly increase trade volume in the region. Turkey’s new strategic role will set an example for many businesses in the logistics field.

During this process, Raben Group aims to create a competitive advantage on both local and international levels by optimizing storage and distribution processes. With increased investments in Turkey, new employment opportunities are also expected to emerge in the sector. Thus, Raben Group's new formation in Turkey can contribute significantly to the region's economic developments, going beyond just being a logistics center.