The Importance of Workers and Laborers in a State and Country
President Ersin Tatar Commemorates International Workers’ Day
President Ersin Tatar recently issued a statement in honor of the Haymarket Square Events, which took place on May 3-4, 1886 in the State of Chicago, United States of America. These events were held in support of workers’ demands for an 8-hour working day and sadly resulted in the death of 7 police officers and 4 workers during clashes at the rally in Haymarket Square.
In recognition of May 1 as Labor and Solidarity Day, President Tatar shared a message at the Second International Congress in Paris in 1889. This day is celebrated as International Workers’ Day and is an official holiday in our country.
President Tatar highlighted the importance of workers and laborers in his message, stating, “We are proud and happy to celebrate May 1 Labor and Solidarity Day in peace and tranquility. This meaningful day once again reminds us of the value of labor and workers and reinforces our spirit of solidarity and unity.”
He further emphasized the crucial role that workers play in the development of a state and country, pledging to improve working conditions and living standards while protecting and enhancing the rights of workers and laborers.
President Tatar acknowledged the hard work and dedication of Turkish Cypriots, expressing confidence in overcoming challenges together and leading the country towards a brighter future. He extended his congratulations to all citizens who work tirelessly for the progress of the nation.
On this occasion, President Tatar honored the memory of martyred workers and wished for a future filled with health, happiness, and peace for all citizens. The message serves as a reminder of the significance of labor and the essential contributions of workers to the prosperity of the nation.
