Neova Insurance continues its investments in a sustainable future by launching the "Geleceğimizin Sigortası Ormanlarımız" memorial forest project. In collaboration with the General Directorate of Forestry, the opening of the memorial forest was held following a sapling planting event in Bursa on March 25.

Neova Insurance, known for its innovative and customer-centric products and services, continues to work for a sustainable future. As part of its efforts to protect the future against risks and disasters, the company initiated the memorial forest project to preserve our forests. In collaboration with the General Directorate of Forestry, a memorial forest was created in Bursa during Forest Week on March 21. The “Geleceğimizin Sigortası Ormanlarımız” project, which started with the planting of 60,000 saplings in Balıkesir and 40,000 saplings in Bursa, plans to organize a drawing competition for children with the main theme of “the importance of forests.”

“Our goal is to be a brand that contributes to the environment for a sustainable world.”

Neova Insurance General Manager Neslihan Neciboğlu provided the following statement regarding the project: "As Neova Insurance, in line with our corporate mission, we are taking an important step for the sustainable future of our country and the world by protecting our customers from future risks. We invest in nature and our future through our corporate social responsibility projects. We are thrilled to bring this project to life with the awareness that our forests are also the insurance of our future. With our 'Memorial Forests,' we are creating forests and raising awareness about how important forests are for our future. To better convey the importance of forests to future generations, we are organizing a drawing competition for children aged 8-12 with the theme 'The Importance of Forests.' In the upcoming period, we also plan to launch other eco-friendly projects. We aim to be a brand that contributes to the environment and is responsible in every area of life for a sustainable world."