ClinTec International Expands Further in MENA Region with Proposed Opening of Istanbul Office
ClinTec International, a global CRO with a presence in over 40 countries worldwide, announced its intention to formally open an office in Istanbul, Turkey. The office will not only provide ClinTec’s global team with access to a new patient population, but will also further consolidate the British CRO’s presence in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The office adds to the company’s current MENA region offices based in Cairo, Egypt, Dubai Health Care City, UAE, and Beirut, Lebanon.
Speaking at the announcement of ClinTec’s new office, the company’s founder and CEO, Dr Rabinder Buttar commented; “The launch of this new office in Turkey confirms ClinTec International’s reputation as a truly global provider of quality assured clinical research services. It also reflects the growing significance of Turkey- and the wider MENA region- to the global clinical research market. We are delighted to be at the forefront of developing expertise in Turkey and the MENA region as a whole.”
If you would like further information on ClinTec International, our new offices, or details of our training schemes, including the new MSc International Clinical Research and Technology please contact:
Bobby Bal, Senior Director, Corporate Development,
Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
Phone: +44 (0)141 226 1120
Fax: +44 (0)141 248 8993
Email : [email protected]www.clintec.com
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