Chamber of Commerce elections conclude across four Turkish provinces
Incumbents re-elected in Van, Erzurum, and Trabzon while Yozgat emphasizes unity after voting.

KEY POINTS
- Nayif Süer re-elected Van Chamber President; thanked members in Van, Hakkari, Bitlis
- Yavuz Güney elected Erzurum Assembly President for third term; new divan formed
- Eyyüp Ergan re-elected Trabzon Board Chairman for ~9th year; Enver İskenderoğlu new Assembly President
- Yozgat President Yakup Bulut emphasizes unity; calls chamber the real winner
Van Chamber of Commerce President Nayif Süer won re-election and pledged to continue serving members in Van, Hakkari, and Bitlis with the same determination. He thanked voters and those who could not attend, stating the renewed trust increases his responsibility.
In Erzurum, the new General Assembly convened and elected Yavuz Güney as Assembly President for a third term. Hüseyin Yiğit and Turhan Dinler were chosen as deputies while Selami Atiş became auditor. TOBB General Assembly member Hakan Oral called for unity to advance the city's economic development.
“This election's winner is not individuals, but our Yozgat Chamber of Commerce.”
Trabzon Chamber of Commerce completed its leadership structure after last week's elections. Eyyüp Ergan, who has held the Board Chairmanship for about nine years, was re-elected, while former Board Member Enver İskenderoğlu became Assembly President. İhsan Miraç Emirzeoğlu and Mehmet Saygın were appointed as deputy and clerk respectively.
Yozgat Chamber President Yakup Bulut thanked all members after the election, including those who supported other candidates. He stressed that the chamber itself is the true winner and vowed to work without discrimination alongside former President Mehmet Erkekli.
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