Who is the new president of Beşiktaş? Beşiktaş election results
Hasan Arat has become the 35th President of Beşiktaş. Arat declared his presidency after the results of 17 ballot boxes!
In the Beşiktaş Club presidential election, where Hasan Arat and Serdal Adalı competed, the new president of Beşiktaş became Hasan Arat.
During the voting process held at the Beşiktaş Emlakjet Sports Complex, 12 thousand 152 members cast their votes. Members voting in 21 different ballot boxes determined the new president of Beşiktaş.
In the fierce competition between Hasan Arat and Serdal Adalı, the winning side was Hasan Arat. After 18 ballot boxes were opened, Arat's victory in the presidential election became certain as he led Serdal Adalı by 2333 votes.
Arat, who was elected as the 35th president of Beşiktaş, took the seat following Ahmet Nur Çebi, who had been in office since 2019.
HASAN ARAT'S BOARD
Hüseyin Yücel: Executive Board Chairman of Bahçeşehir University. Former board member. 42 years old.
Dr. M. Cüneyt Sezgin: Board member of Garanti BBVA. 62 years old.
Onur Göçmez: Logistics President of Arkas Holding. 46 years old.
Yalçın Ayaydın: Chairman of the Board of Ipekyol. 63 years old.
Mete Vardar: Chairman of the Board of Jolly Tur. Former board member. 49 years old.
M. Kaan Şakul: Executive Board Member of Yapı Kredi Bank.
Altın Mimir, Esq.: Lawyer. Has NGO memberships. 51 years old.
Feyyaz Uçar: The top scorer in Beşiktaş history. 60 years old.
RESERVE: Prof. Dr. Işıl Zeybek, Ekrem Keçoğlu, Kadir Kılıç, Çağlayan Tuğal, Bünyamin Burak Aslan
News Source: 12punto
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