EuReflect Attends 4th Edition of BizzRamadan in Brussels, Highlighting Institutional and Community Dialogue

The event brought together a broad spectrum of stakeholders, including entrepreneurs, institutional representatives, civil society actors, and members of diverse communities. Positioned at the intersection of business and diplomacy, BizzRamadan continues to establish itself as a platform facilitating engagement between public authorities and internationally oriented networks in Brussels.

High-level institutional presence marked the evening, with attendance by Boris Dilliès, Minister-President of the Brussels-Capital Region, and Bernard Quintin. Representatives of the Embassy of Turkey in Belgium were also present, including Özgür Çakar, underlining the diplomatic dimension of the gathering and its relevance for bilateral engagement.

During the event, EuReflect engaged with several key figures, including Hennan Oflu, a member of the Mouvement Réformateur, whose professional background as an industrial engineer and project manager reflects the increasingly multidisciplinary profile of regional policymakers. Discussions focused on economic development, innovation, and the role of diaspora-led entrepreneurship in Brussels.

Further exchanges took place with Oğuzhan Bahadır Arı, contributing to conversations on cross-border business cooperation and investment opportunities within European markets.

The event was organized under the umbrella of BizzAssociation, with the active involvement of networks such as BizzTurk and BizzMorocco. Organizers emphasized core values of respect, sharing, and intercultural dialogue, which were reflected in both the formal program and informal exchanges throughout the evening.

Acknowledgment was given to key contributors behind the initiative, including Said Benhammou, Sarah Zaytouni, and Hennan Oflu, as well as to supporting partners from the private sector whose involvement enabled the realization of the event.

EuReflect’s presence at BizzRamadan reflects its continued commitment to covering developments at the nexus of diplomacy, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange. Events of this nature demonstrate the growing importance of hybrid platforms—where institutional actors, entrepreneurs, and community leaders converge to shape dialogue within Belgium’s increasingly interconnected societal landscape.