Incumbent Sadikoglu Wins Malatya Chamber Election
Oguzhan Ata Sadikoglu secures a new term as MTSO chair after his list wins 21 of 33 professional committees.
KEY POINTS
- MTSO elections held on 1 October with 7,212 eligible voters
- Sadikoglu's list wins 21 of 33 professional committees
- Boyraz's list wins 11 committees; one goes to independent
- Sadikoglu re-elected as Management Board Chair
- New assembly to form board of directors next
Voting for the Malatya Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MTSO) took place on 1 October at the chamber's service building. A total of 7,212 members were eligible to cast ballots for 33 professional committees and 92 assembly seats.
Incumbent President Oguzhan Ata Sadikoglu faced businessman Mahmut Boyraz in the chairmanship race. According to unofficial results, Sadikoglu's list prevailed in 21 committees while Boyraz's list won 11; one committee went to an independent candidate.
“This election's winner is Malatya. They are our brothers too. We will continue to serve everyone without division.”
Following the count, Sadikoglu was re-elected as Management Board Chair. He pledged to serve all members without division and to advance ongoing industrial zone projects.
Boyraz had campaigned on strengthening communication with members and developing Malatya's commercial capacity. He thanked supporters after months of fieldwork and vowed to respect the outcome.
The new assembly will now elect the board of directors, which will formally confirm the chairmanship for the next term.
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