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Mehmet Bilen
Galatasaray vice-president and former club water-polo player, section captain and water-sports administrator.

Life and work
The story behind the role.
Galatasaray's official profile identifies Mehmet Bilen as a club vice-president and provides a direct identity bridge to his earlier sporting career. It states that he competed for Galatasaray in water polo from 1965 to 1975 and was part of the senior teams that won Türkiye championships in 1973 and 1975.
The club biography says he later served as water-polo section captain. In the 1990–92 Alp Yalman administration, he managed Galatasaray's water-sports activities. It also records service on the board of the Galatasaray Athletes Association.
His education is documented by the same official source: graduation from Istanbul Technical University's Faculty of Basic Sciences, followed by study at Istanbul University's Faculty of Business Administration Institute. The source does not specify degree titles beyond those institutional descriptions.
The administrator classification rests on explicit vice-presidential, water-sports management and association-board posts. It is not an organiser classification because the source does not assign him an event-delivery role.
Türkiye is recorded as an affiliation from the named Turkish club, championship and education history; no citizenship inference is made.
Career record
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1965–1975 — Galatasaray water-polo player.
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1973 and 1975 — member of Galatasaray senior water-polo championship squads.
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Later career — Galatasaray water-polo section captain.
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1990–1992 — water-sports administrator in Galatasaray's Alp Yalman board period.
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Board member — Galatasaray Athletes Association.
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Current named profile — Galatasaray vice-president.
Career and education
Teams and organisations
Galatasaray Sports Club · Galatasaray water polo · Galatasaray Athletes Association
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