Turkchem 2026

Turkchem is one of the largest gatherings for the chemical industry in the region. The event brings producers, suppliers, and scientists together in Istanbul. The focus is on chemical technologies, laboratory equipment, and sustainable production processes. It provides a platform for discovering new raw materials and discussing innovative solutions for various industrial sectors.

What is the event?

Turkchem is organized every two years and has grown into a point of reference for the chemical sector in Eurasia. The chemical industry is a driving force behind many other sectors, such as the textile, automotive, and food industries. The organization aims to strengthen ties between academia and industry. Innovation and safety take center stage at this event, with a strong focus on how the chemical sector can contribute to a greener future through ‘green chemistry’.

Program and content

The 2026 program consists of three main sections: ChemShow, ChemLab, and ChemTech. Visitors can expect technical presentations on new polymer technologies and sessions on laboratory safety regulations. The latest chemical processing machines and advanced testing equipment will be showcased on the exhibition floor. Various seminars will also be held by international experts on the impact of global regulations on chemical exports. The event encourages the exchange of technical knowledge through interactive workshops and live demonstrations of new measuring instruments.

Who is the event for?

This congress and the accompanying exhibition are essential for chemical engineers, lab managers, and buyers of industrial raw materials. Scientists working in the R&D sector also find the latest technologies for their research here. In addition, the event attracts entrepreneurs seeking new distribution partners in Turkey and the surrounding area. The audience is highly professional and focused on technical improvement and business growth. It is an excellent place for networking between suppliers and end-users of chemical products.

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