Sugar factories, which are valuable economic assets of Anatolia and the Turkish economy, are trying to be sold on the grounds that they are "harmed", but the reactions to sales are also growing avalanche. Şeker-İş by Turkey across 15 sacks collected 1 million 690 thousand signatures. From the farmer to the citizen, millions have once more showed that they will not own the factories of this country, "the factories will not close after privatization", "they do not fit in the sack".
THERE IS A MISTAKE IN THIS ISSUE
Atalay, who is also in striking statements about the reduced SBS quota, said, "The quota has dropped to 5 percent. However, the SBS lobis in question does not sound. This shows that there is a game in this. They are especially striving to get glucose out of the quota. This road will not come to an end. Give it up. Because people keep poisoning. This is the price of the workers pay, the unemployed, the farmer pays, the poor pays, the student pays, "he spoke. Şeker-İş General Chairman İsa Gök pointed out that sugar beet is a strategic product.
Sugar-İş by Turkey of Turkseker launched across the 14 sugar for the privatization of the factory "Sugar Factories are available for sale" collected titled petition of 1 million 690 thousand signed with 30 provinces in particular, political parties, NGOs and many party's own handwriting, including rooms signed and stamped "Memorandum of Understanding for the National Liberation of Sugar Factories" were delivered to Ergün Atalay, the Chairman of Turkish-Business Confederation, to be presented to Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım. The hundreds of sugar factory employees participated in the programa. Workers gathered in front of the Türk-İş Headquarters once again demonstrated their commitment to privatization with the slogan "Şeker Vatandır, Vatan Salmaz", "Cargill Fare, This Country is Our".
OUR GOAL IS THAT THE CARGILL TO LEAVE THIS COUNTRY
Türk-İş Chairman Ergun Atalay, who started to speak with his gratitude to everyone who supported the signature campaign in the program, noted that the decision to privatize would affect not only the factory employees but also 200 thousand beet farmers, tradesmen, traders and transportation companies. "Our main priority is the continuation of the factories. SBS lobbies must leave our country."