Vakıfbank Chairman Abdülkadir Aksu: "Our aim is that our women can do business with their own means without needing anybody and without waiting for help from the state."

Cermik district of Diyarbakir in Turkey Waste Prevention Foundation (TİSVA) and Cermik municipality established for low-income women be given the opportunity to microcredit Ahmet Kamil Torun Cermik Microfinance Branch was opened with a ceremony.

Opening joined Vakıfbank Chairman Abdulkadir Aksu said Turkey's 98th Microfinance branches were opened in the district Cermik, thanked the philanthropists for their contribution to Torun family.

"In this beautiful district, we are opening this center together with our women so that they can participate in business life and contribute to the family budget and national budget." Aksu said:

"Our aim is that our women can do business with their own means without needing anybody and without waiting for help from the state. The Torun family who contributed to this branch did not forget the district where they were born and grew up and became instrumental in such a service. As the facilities increase, we will wish to serve more citizens."

Aksu, "We propose a new model, is being worked on. This model again without any help depositing citizens to banks, depositing a small part of the deposit without any burden on him to invest in microcredit. Thus we invested in each region of our country to expand the microcredit application, every province and every region of our country We will try to open a branch in our district. We are working on it. "