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There it will present the installation “�糵���� is Future”, which underscores the importance of glass for the future of the planet.

The Turkish glass sector, a large and powerful ecosystem of manufacturers and processors, brings added value to the environment and human life with a wide range of products and services that make the world a better place.

At Italian �糵���� Weeks between 10-14 September Turkish�糵���� will showcase the “�糵���� is Future” installation, inspired and brought to life by the creativity of Turkish Designers.

Highlighting the fact that glass does and will continue to illuminate and add value to human life today and in the future, the Turkish�糵���� installation, a synergy of architectural glass, glassware and glass packaging, will be on display to visitors for five days at Palazzo Giureconsulti, a historic building in the Duomo, in central Milan.

Industry professionals, designers, architects, and members of the press will have the opportunity to discover the creativity and power of the Turkish glass ecosystem at the cocktail reception organized by Turkish�糵���� which will take place on 12th September at 6 pm.

About Turkish�糵����

The Turkish glass sector, simply branded "Turkish�糵����", with an established reputation for its high production capacity, wide product range, superior quality, and industry experience, is the solution partner of both today and the future. Turkish�糵���� is a global player that is moving the glass industry forward with its dynamic blend of unlimited creativity and wide range of products and services.

Having all of these capabilities, Turkey exports glass products to 175 countries all over the world.

About “GLASS IS FUTURE'' Installation

As the light passes through and emphasizes the transparency of the glass, it transports us from the past to the future with the writing acting as a witness to history.

The unity of architectural glass, glassware, and glass packaging, which are forever recyclable, is brought to life by the creativity of Turkish designers.

Consisting of 7 pieces of architectural glass, 561 individual items of glassware, and 637 separate glass packages, this installation encapsulates the quality of Turkish�糵����.