Bartın TSO Held a Traditional Iftar Program in Amasra
The Bartın Chamber of Commerce and Industry came together with Chamber members in the Amasra District and held a traditional iftar dinner. The program, held at the Northdoor Hotel, was attended by Bartın TSO Assembly President Hüseyin Çalıkoğlu, Vice Chairmen of the Board S. Cem Yıldız and Keramettin Şenkal, Board Treasurer Hasan Ufuk, Board Members Necati Sandıkcı, Sertaç Şimşek and Yücel Oğullar, Chamber Secretary General Ahmet İncekara, Assembly Members and Chamber members. Bartın TSO President Halil Balık, who addressed the participants at the iftar dinner, thanked those who attended the invitation and made the following remarks:
"On this blessed evening of Ramadan, I am very pleased to share the same table with you. I thank each and every one of you for your attendance and for the interest you have shown in our Chamber. The month of Ramadan is an exceptional period that strengthens our sense of unity, togetherness and solidarity. I hope that this meaningful gathering will further strengthen the bonds between us, and I wish you and your families a Ramadan full of health and peace."
Referring to the Chamber's activities in his speech, Balık drew attention to the events of the 120th Anniversary Year, which will carry a deep-rooted past into the future, to the diversity of services developed to meet members' needs, and to the support mechanisms provided. Noting that members gain economic advantages through the member ID card scheme and discount protocols, Balık stated that the culture of entrepreneurship is being strengthened through projects aimed at women and young entrepreneurs.
Emphasizing that access to services has become easier thanks to projects carried out at national and international levels, digital transformation efforts and the improvement of the communications infrastructure, Balık stated that the Chamber acts with a consultation-based management approach. Stating that every request from members is evaluated meticulously, Balık added that the necessary steps will be taken resolutely to resolve existing problems and that the Chamber will continue to contribute to regional development together with its members.
