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Strong Support for Women's Cooperatives in E-Commerce

Summary by RayHaber
The Ministry of Trade has partnered with five of Turkey's leading e-commerce service providers to facilitate women's cooperatives' access to digital marketplaces and enhance their competitiveness in e-commerce. A protocol was signed between the Ministry and Hepsiburada, N11, PTTAVM, Pazarama, and Trendyol to support women's cooperatives through e-commerce. This collaboration was implemented within the framework of the 2025-2029 Turkey Cooperativ…
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The Ministry of Trade has partnered with five of Turkey's leading e-commerce service providers to facilitate women's cooperatives' access to digital marketplaces and enhance their competitiveness in e-commerce. A protocol was signed between the Ministry and Hepsiburada, N11, PTTAVM, Pazarama, and Trendyol to support women's cooperatives through e-commerce. This collaboration was implemented within the framework of the 2025-2029 Turkey Cooperativ…

The Ministry of Trade is offering women's cooperatives zero/low commission and free registration support for five years in partnership with five major e-commerce giants.

The Ministry of Commerce collaborated with Hepsiburu, N11, PTTAVM, Pazarama and Trendyol to increase the power of women's cooperatives in e-commerce. Cooperatives will be provided with the benefit of free registration and low commission for 5 years.

A five-year protocol signed between the Ministry of Trade and five of Türkiye's leading e-commerce platforms will provide women's cooperatives with commission-free sales for the first six months, followed by a 1% discount on services thereafter.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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A cooperation protocol was signed between the Ministry of Trade and Hepsiburada, N11, PttAVM, Pazarama, and Trendyol to facilitate women's cooperatives' access to digital marketplaces. Under the protocol, no commission will be charged to cooperatives for the first six months, followed by a 1% commission for the next 4.5 years.

The statement from the ministry said that the ministry aims to increase the effectiveness of cooperatives in production and trade life, and to make women's labor more visible and powerful...

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Haber7 broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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