Bornova Mayor Ömer Eşki participated in the Black Sea Highland Festival held at Spil Mountain, where he danced the horon with locals and engaged in conversations. Emphasizing his respect for Black Sea culture and social solidarity, Eşki also delivered messages of unity at the General Assembly of the İzmir Gümüşhaneliler Association.

Mayor Ömer Eşki attended the "Black Sea People’s Spil Sis Mountain Highland Festival," organized jointly by Manisa Metropolitan Municipality and Black Sea associations, with support from Bornova Municipality. At the event, he met with citizens, danced the horon, chatted, and took commemorative photos, adding color and warmth to the festival.

Mayor Eşki: “Black Sea People Bring Beauty Wherever They Go”

Speaking at the event, Mayor Eşki said, “Spending time here with you, dancing horon, and enjoying döner is a great joy for me. I hope these events continue, and we will do everything in our power to support them. Every place in Turkey is beautiful, but the Black Sea region is uniquely beautiful. The Black Sea people are special, and they bring beauty wherever they go. They strengthen the unity and togetherness of Turkey. That’s why we should hold such events everywhere, with more participants and wider reach.”

Support for Black Sea Culture at the General Assembly

On the same day, Mayor Eşki also attended the General Assembly of the İzmir Gümüşhaneliler Solidarity and Culture Association, reaffirming his message of solidarity with the Black Sea community.