World Medicine Becomes Naming Sponsor of İstanbul Ateş Spor Women's Volleyball Team

World Medicine, which combines the value it places on Turkish sports and particularly on women athletes with sustainability principles, has become the title sponsor of İstanbul Ateş Spor Women's Volleyball Team competing in the Women's 2nd League for the 2025-2026 volleyball season. Under this partnership, the team will now take the field under the name "World Medicine İstanbul Ateş Spor".

World Medicine, Turkey's Pharmaceutical Export Champion, continues to sign projects focused on gender and opportunity equality to support women in realizing their potential. The support given to the women's volleyball team stands out as an important reflection of this vision. With its vision centered on women's empowerment, the company prioritizes women and young girls, working to provide the support they need in their development journeys.

Investment in women's power and future
World Medicine, taking important steps for women to have a stronger presence in sports, education and the business world, complements its title sponsorship support to İ. Ateş Spor Women's Volleyball Team with its projects in the field of education. The project "Raising Tomorrow's Women Doctors, Pharmacists and Business Women" launched together with the Turkish Education Association (TED) demonstrates the company's commitment to education. Through this project, scholarship support is provided to girls who are successful in science and mathematics but have limited financial means.

Sohrab Mamadov, Vice Chairman of the Board of World Medicine, said the following about their investments in sports and education: "As World Medicine, our dream is to contribute to women being strong leaders not only of today but also of tomorrow. Our sports sponsorship and the education project we carry out with TED are concrete indicators of this commitment. We are proud to support women's success both on the field and in education and the business world. We will continue these kinds of investments in the future and will work to ensure that our women see the value they deserve in every field."