Born from a need to belong.
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Founded in Rome by a psychologist,
Turkish Network Rome is an independent,
inclusive, non-profit community
created to bring people together
and foster a sense of belonging.
Rooted in Turkish hospitality
and open to all nationalities and backgrounds,
we connect students, professionals, entrepreneurs,
creatives, and anyone looking
to build meaningful relationships in a new city.
Through shared experiences,
cultural gatherings, and professional opportunities,
we create spaces where people feel welcomed, supported,
and connected.
Our philosophy is simple: belonging comes before networking.
Because when people feel they belong, connections grow naturally, opportunities emerge, and communities thrive.
Our philosophy is simple.
Belongıng → Connectıon → Well-beıng → Growth
Born ın Rome. Belong Anywhere.
Turkish Network Rome
began as a community in one city,
but the need behind it is universal.
The need to belong.
Our vision goes far beyond Rome.
We aim to build an international community
connecting people across cities and borders,
while preserving what started it all,
genuine human connection,
shared experiences and a sense of belonging.
In the future,
we envision physical Member Houses
in cities around the world:
thoughtfully designed spaces
where our community
can meet, connect,
work, create, share ideas,
and simply feel at home.
One community.
Different cities.
A place to belong, wherever you are.
Born ın Rome. Buılt wıthout borders.
Our mıssıon
Creating spaces where people feel welcomed.
To bring people together in Rome through shared experiences, cultural exchange, and mutual support,
so that no one has to navigate a new city alone.
Our vısıon
A community that travels with you.
A growing, open community where belonging is the starting point, and where connection leads to wellbeing, collaboration,
and opportunity, in Rome and beyond.
Our values
What guides our community?
Belonging
Connection
Inclusion
Equality
Turkish hospitality
Cultural exchange
Mutual support
Personal and professional growth
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