Mehmet Yiğiner Elected as President at TESK 22nd Ordinary General Assembly
At the general assembly of the Confederation of Turkish Tradesmen and Craftsmen held in Ankara, Bendevi Palandöken's tenure came to an end, and Mehmet Yiğiner became the new president.
The 22nd Ordinary General Assembly of the Confederation of Turkish Tradesmen and Craftsmen held in Ankara has been completed, and Mehmet Yiğiner was elected as the new president in the election contested with a single list.
Ordinary General Assembly in Ankara
The 22nd Ordinary General Assembly of the Confederation of Turkish Tradesmen and Craftsmen was held in the capital Ankara, and the presidential election was completed.
Mehmet Yiğiner Becomes President
Mehmet Yiğiner, President of the Federation of Turkish Drivers and Automobilists, who entered the general assembly with a single list, received the majority of the votes cast and was elected as the new president.
Bendevi Palandöken's Tenure Comes to an End
Following the decision of the former president Bendevi Palandöken not to submit a list, the voting took place, bringing his 19-year presidency to an end.
Palandöken left the hall without casting a vote, thus handing over the presidency after his long-term tenure in the past.
Election Results and Vote Distribution
In the election where a total of 695 delegates voted, Mehmet Yiğiner was brought to the presidency by receiving 560 votes, while 85 votes were declared invalid.