Kadıköy Municipality continues to establish earthquake solidarity markets by bringing the products produced by earthquake-affected farmers to Kadıköy. All income from the market is sent to producers affected by the earthquake. The 30th of the solidarity markets, which included more than 7 works, was held today by Prof. in Kadıköy Kozyatağı District. Dr. Kriton was installed in Curi Park.
Kadıköy Municipality continues its solidarity with the people of Hatay who are trying to heal the wounds of the February 6 Earthquake. The municipality, which brings the works of farmers and women's cooperatives producing in Hatay to Kadıköy, provides support to producers affected by the earthquake through the solidarity markets it established. All income from the market is sent to earthquake-affected farmers and women's cooperatives in Hatay. Today, Prof. is located in Kadıköy Kozyatağı District. Dr. At the market established in Kriton Curi Park, hundreds of kilos of oranges, tangerines, lemons, cauliflower, peppers and handmade local products such as jam, honey, olives, pomegranate syrup, pickles and tomato paste took their place on the stalls. Citizens who wanted to support earthquake-affected producers and buy fresh and natural products showed great interest in the Solidarity Market.
Kadıköy Municipality employees and willing donors also supported the farmers in collecting and preparing their works in the earthquake zone. The works collected from the fields last week set out from Hatay on Thursday; It arrived in Kadıköy on Friday and was put up for sale at the solidarity market today. Most of the works on the stalls opened in the early hours of the morning were sold out in a short time. By shopping at this market, residents of Kadıköy and Istanbul supported the earthquake-affected farmers and provided their tables with fresh and natural products.
Kadıköy Mayor Av. Şerdil Dara Odabaşı also emphasized that the farmers in the earthquake zones remained in their hands and that these markets were very valuable for them to continue production. Odabaşı said, “Last week, our friends met with farmers in different parts of Hatay, collected the works they had left in their gardens when necessary and brought them to sell to our neighbors here in Kozyatağı today. This is a solidarity market. Every artifact purchased from here will go to the earthquake victims in Hatay. "They will have made a small contribution to them," he said.
