Prysmian Cable Signature at Eskişehir City Hospital

Prysmian Kablo, which is preferred in Turkey's most important projects such as Istanbul's New Airport, Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge and Osmangazi Bridge, also provides energy to Eskişehir City Hospital with its fire-safe cables with the latest technology.  Prysmian Kablo, the Turkish operation of Prysmian Group, the leader of the worldwide energy and telecommunication cables sector, undertook the cable supply of Eskişehir City Hospital , which was completed with an investment of 1 billion 678 million liras and opened to service on October 30. Prysmian Kablo signature in city hospitals Prysmian Kablo, which is preferred for Eskişehir City Hospital, which stands out as the biggest health investment of Eskişehir, continues to lead the Turkish cable sector. Eskişehir City Hospital, which was opened on October 30, serves with 254 polyclinics, 35 operating rooms and 131 intensive care units. Prysmian Kablo supports the mission of the company that it defines as " We are connecting Turkey to the future" with the service it provides to Eskişehir City Hospital, which received Europe's most prestigious health investment award last year. Prysmian Kablo CEO Erkan Aydoğdu, who stated that they will continue to invest in the future of Turkey by taking part in important projects such as the Eskişehir City Hospital project, said, "Today, we are producing 22 thousand different cables in our Mudanya factory. We continue all our activities in line with our slogan "We Connect Turkey to Tomorrow". As in previous years, with the aim of connecting the future of our country to the future, we have signed many prestigious projects this year. Istanbul's 3. We have provided services to Turkey's giant projects such as Airport, Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge, Osmangazi Bridge, Dardanelles Strait Submarine Cable Connection Project, Marmaray, Ilgaz and Eurasia Tunnel. Today, we are proud to have Prysmian Kablo's signature in Eskişehir City Hospital, which is one of the important investments of Eskişehir."