ÇETİN AY AND MAYOR KELLER SHOOK HANDS FOR TURKISH-GERMAN COOPERATION...!

DÜSSELDORF – Çetin Ay, an international businessman well-known, loved, and trusted by the Turkish community in Germany, held a remarkable meeting with Düsseldorf Mayor Dr. Stephan Keller. The meeting was not merely a local exchange; it also symbolized mutual understanding and a shared vision in Turkish-German relations.

During the meeting at the city hall, projects aimed at increasing the active participation of the Turkish community in Düsseldorf's social life were discussed. Many topics were covered, ranging from culture and entrepreneurship to youth programs and social integration. Some of the projects proposed by Çetin Ay are already under consideration by the municipality.

Keller: “It is a privilege to be at the same table with leaders like Çetin Ay”

Following the meeting, Mayor Dr. Stephan Keller stated, “Mr. Ay’s sense of responsibility and representation in both the business world and the social structure is admirable. He is an asset not only to the Turkish community but to all of Düsseldorf,” expressing his satisfaction.

Çetin Ay: “We came to this country not just to work, but to build a shared future.”

Commenting on the meeting, Çetin Ay emphasized that the Turkish presence in Germany is no longer just a story of immigrants. “Our story is now the story of this country. Our labor is present on every street in this city, our children in every school. Every Turk living here is part of this country’s future. We are not guests; we are stakeholders, partners, and responsible,” he stated.

Çetin Ay’s long-standing role as a bridge builder has enabled him to become the voice of hundreds of thousands of Turkish citizens living in Germany. He has gained trust not only through his business acumen but also through his humanitarian approach, solution-oriented language, and sincere connections with the public.

The meeting is expected to lay the groundwork for new projects to be implemented in the coming months. Agreement was reached between the parties, particularly regarding social and cultural programs for younger generations and support for entrepreneurship.

More than just a meeting:

This meeting is also being closely watched in terms of increasing the visibility of the Turkish community in Germany in decision-making processes and establishing direct contact with local governments. This contact, developed under the leadership of Çetin Ay, will serve as an example not only for Düsseldorf but also for harmony and unity throughout Germany.

UBA News Center, Germany