Europe’s economic and commercial landscape has been going through a significant transformation in recent years. Alongside the traditional centers, countries such as Austria, Hungary, and Poland are gaining increasing importance in terms of investment, manufacturing, logistics, and international cooperation. In particular, Central Europe occupies a strategic position for both regional and international activities thanks to its role as a bridge between Western and Eastern Europe.
These developments are attracting growing interest in the region from companies and professional service providers across various sectors, while also creating a need for more effective coordination of cross-border activities.
Accordingly, Şengün & Partners Attorney Partnership continues to further strengthen its International Coordination structure in Europe. Under the structure previously announced, Düsseldorf and Zurich were designated as European Coordination Centers, while Marseille was designated as the first contact point. As a result of the work carried out, Milan has also been incorporated into the organization as the second contact point within the European structure.
Following an assessment of activities across Europe and regional needs, it has been decided to establish a separate organization dedicated to Central Europe. Within this framework, Vienna has been designated as the Central European Coordination Center and Budapest as the Central European Contact Point.
The new organization is intended to contribute to supporting activities across Central Europe, particularly in Austria, Hungary, and Poland, strengthening international coordination efforts, and developing regional collaborations.
The Central European Organization will operate as a complementary part of the existing European structure. As a component of the international network coordinated by Şengün & Partners Founder and Attorney Nedim Korhan Şengün, it will work together with the existing coordination centers and contact points across Europe.
