Turkey and Greece cooperate to provide financial support for joint research and technology projects

As a result of a bilateral cooperation between Turkey and Greece, financial assistance will be provided by the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) and the Greek General Secretariat for Research and Technology (GSRT) to support joint research and technology projects undertaken by researchers of the two countries, and also by public and private businesses.

Under the terms of the TUBITAK-launched bilateral cooperation, coded `2520,' the joint research and technology projects for which financial support will be provided by TUBITAK and GSRT would chiefly pertain to the field of field of informatics, health sciences or materials.

Turkish researchers who want to seek financial support for the joint projects will have to apply to TUBITAK; while those Greek researchers eligible for the assistance will have to apply to the GSRT. The deadline for submitting applications for the joint projects is April 12.

The joint projects for which financial support is sought will be independently evaluated by both the national institutions. TUBITAK will allocate financial assistance - the maximum value of which can be 240,000 Turkish Liras per project - to joint projects in the fields concerned after the projects have been duly approved by both TUBITAK and GSRT.

The financing will be provided for the period of 2013-2014; and the duration of the projects can last for two years at the most.


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