Türkiye Sigorta executives gathered in Berlin, Germany, to support the Turkish Women’s National Basketball Team during their matchups against Australia and Puerto Rico at the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, detailing both their ongoing athletic investments and broader corporate milestones.
The delegation hosting the supporters and traveling press corps included Türkiye Sigorta Deputy General Managers Tuba Buldu, Melike Nur Çınar, and Çiğdem Kılıç, alongside Corporate Communications and Brand Management Director Selda Çamlıbel Özkoyuncu. Representatives from the Turkish Basketball Federation (TBF)—including Board Members Dr. Gülşah Akkaya and Bahar Çağlar Ökten, alongside Marketing Director Sanem Mallı—also attended the gathering in the German capital.
Expanding Athletic Partnerships Across International Arenas
Outlining the corporation’s strategy regarding sports sponsorships, Selda Çamlıbel Özkoyuncu emphasized that the brand views athletic backing as a long-term commitment to societal value rather than a transient marketing campaign. Çamlıbel noted that the firm currently serves as the main sponsor for the national basketball teams, alongside holding the title sponsorships for the Türkiye Sigorta Basketball Super League and the Türkiye Sigorta Basketball League.
Beyond traditional basketball circuits, the company’s athletic portfolio extends to the Amputee National Football Team, the Wheelchair Basketball National Team, and individual para-national athletes. Collaborative projects with the TBF have included nationwide 3×3 basketball tournaments and specialized training sessions in Istanbul designed to support earthquake survivor and special-needs children.
Health Insurance Growth and Preventive Care Initiatives
Shifting focus to the insurer’s operational performance during the Berlin events, Tuba Buldu highlighted substantial growth within the health insurance sector. Türkiye Sigorta advanced from seventh to third place in the health insurance branch by the end of 2025.
By July 2026, the company expanded its insured customer base nearly fourfold to reach 1.2 million policyholders—meaning roughly one in every seven people holding health insurance in Turkey utilizes their network. Buldu explained that the firm’s strategy prioritizes preventive care, digital health solutions, and AI-supported applications distributed across an ecosystem spanning 81 provinces and more than 6,000 healthcare facilities.
Next Steps and Future Encounters
The national team continues its tournament schedule and international preparations under the supervision of the Turkish Basketball Federation. Stakeholders and fans awaiting subsequent fixtures can track official federation updates regarding upcoming match times and training camps through the official channels of the TBF.

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