
It has been learned that Çiğli Mayor Onur Emrah Yıldız, about whom there are transfer allegations, will switch to AKP.
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Onur Emrah Yıldız was elected Mayor of Çiğli from CHP in the local elections of March 31, 2024.
It has been learned that Çiğli Mayor Onur Emrah Yıldız, about whom "transfer" allegations have been made for a while, will switch to AKP. So, who is Onur Emrah Yıldız? How old is Çiğli Mayor Onur Emrah Yıldız and where is he from?
WHO IS ONUR EMRAH YILDIZ?
Onur Emrah Yıldız is an environmental engineer, local administrator and politician born in Çiğli district of İzmir in 1986. Yıldız, who spent most of his education life in Çiğli, completed his primary, secondary and high school education in the district. At university, he graduated from Sivas Cumhuriyet University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Environmental Engineering.
Yıldız, who started his working life in the family company after his university education, started working at İZSU within the İzmir Metropolitan Municipality in 2012. During his time at İZSU, he served as branch manager and department head.
According to the information in CHP's official CV, Yıldız took on the position of Stream Maintenance and Gulf Dredging Branch Manager in 2019. Two years later, he was appointed Head of the Sewerage Department. Yıldız, who later turned to local politics, became CHP's Çiğli Mayor candidate in the local elections of March 31, 2024.
Onur Emrah Yıldız, who competed for Çiğli Mayor in the 2024 local elections, received 60 thousand 989 votes with 48 percent of the votes and finished the election in first place.
Yıldız's father, Kemal Yıldız, also served as the Aegean Regional Manager of the Alevi Bektashi Federation (ABF) and the former Vice President of the Pir Sultan Abdal Cultural Association (PSAKD).
PRIVATE LIFE OF ONUR EMRAH YILDIZ?
In Onur Emrah Yıldız's publicly available biography, it is stated that he is married and has two children. There is no other information about his wife in the biographical information given.

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