Şengün & Partners Announces Its International Coordination / Central European Organization

Following the statement regarding the International Coordination structure, previously announced in Bulletin No. 2026/4 by Şengün & Partners, Düsseldorf and Zurich were designated as European Coordination Centers, while Marseille was designated as the first contact point.

Further to the aforementioned announcement, and in line with the continued development of the European structure, we are pleased to confirm that Milan has been designated as the second contact point.

Following an assessment of client needs, business activities, and regional developments across Europe, it was concluded that it would be beneficial to further develop the existing structure to encompass Central Europe.

Taking into consideration existing client relationships centered in Austria, the economic dynamism of the region, ongoing activities in Hungary, and Poland's growing regional importance, it has been decided to establish a dedicated coordination structure for Central Europe.

As a result of the work carried out and the related process, the Central European Organization has been established, with Vienna designated as the regional center.

Accordingly,

Vienna has been designated as the Central European Coordination Center;

Budapest has been designated as the Central European Contact Point.

This organization has been designed as a complementary component of the existing European structure and will operate across Austria, Hungary, and Poland. It will contribute to regional business activities, international coordination efforts, support for cross-border legal processes, the development of professional collaborations, and the strengthening of client relationships.

The Central European Organization will operate as part of the international structure coordinated by Şengün & Partners Founder and Attorney Nedim Korhan Şengün, and will work with the existing coordination centers and contact points.

Şengün & Partners will continue to develop its international coordination network in line with evolving needs, establish new centers and contact points, and strengthen its capacity to provide cross-border services to its clients.