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The Republic;
Lives in the outfit we wear as we head to work in the morning,
in the confidence we feel when we speak up in a meeting,
in the equality we experience when we cast our vote,
in our presence in life through what we create,
and in our open, modern stance toward every new idea.
It is not about celebrating it with grand words once a year;
it is about living every one of the 365 days as a child of the Republic
— turning its legacy into our daily habits.
If today we are modern, equal, productive, contemporary, and free —
it is thanks to the Republic.
But our real duty is to carry these values forward to future generations.
Every October 29, on Republic Day, and on every other day of the year,
the Republic finds its true meaning not when celebrated,
but when lived.
The Republic is not merely a form of governance — it is the courage to produce.
It is about honoring the land, the labor, and the sweat of the brow.
It reminds us that a nation’s progress depends on the smoke rising from its factories,
the innovation born in its workshops, and the determination forged from iron, steel, and willpower.
To be an industrialist is one of the strongest identities the Republic has taught us.
Because an investor who builds industry does more than produce;
they create employment, generate knowledge, and shape the future of a nation.
Every factory built is more than a physical structure of bricks and steel —
it is a symbol of freedom, self-sufficiency, local production, and independence.
Atatürk’s words — “The fundamental principle upon which our political, economic, and social revolutions are based is the advancement of our national economy.” —
perfectly summarize the role of industry in the ideology of the Republic.
The Republic sanctified the labor of producers and defined the industrialist
not merely as a holder of capital, but as a visionary who contributes to the nation’s progress.
Today, every one of us engaged in production —
whether a craftsman, an entrepreneur, or a brand leader —
carries this spirit of the Republic within us.
Every cast iron pot shaped in the foundry, every design brought to life, every new idea —
is a declaration of modernity and freedom.
The Republic’s greatest gift to us has been the freedom to produce.
The ability of women to work in factories, laboratories, and boardrooms —
and of young people to make their voices heard in the entrepreneurship ecosystem —
is the fruit of this equality-driven vision.
Today, when a Turkish brand competes on global markets,
when a cast iron pot finds its place in a European kitchen,
it is not merely a commercial success —
it is the natural outcome of the Republic’s vision and our deep-rooted industrial culture.
Productive brands are ambassadors of the nation’s story to the world.
Each carries the scent of Anatolian soil, the warmth of human labor,
and the aesthetic of modern craftsmanship.
Every act of production creates a chain of value —
from employment to export, from R&D to design —
and every link of that chain is a triumph of the Republic.
The true wealth of a country does not lie in its raw materials,
but in its people — in their ability to transform those materials into value.
The Republic instilled this belief in each of us.
It spread the spirit of “I can do it. I can achieve it.” to all parts of society.
One of the Republic’s most precious achievements
is the presence of women in every sphere of economic and social life.
The working woman — in factories, laboratories, kitchens, offices, or in the field —
is the truest representative of the Republic.
She shapes not only her own destiny,
but the future of her nation.
Today, the growing participation of women in production chains
is not just a statistical advancement.
It is living proof of the Republic’s founding principle of equal citizenship.
Every work touched by women embodies quality, sustainability, creativity, and aesthetics —
just like the Republic itself: graceful yet powerful, simple yet resolute,
and above all, human-centered.
The Republic viewed equal opportunity not just as an ideology,
but as a model for national development.
It established a system where every individual could contribute to the economy
through their skills, ideas, and effort.
The child educated in a rural school who becomes an engineer,
the craftsman who builds a brand,
the thinker who starts a business —
all have found their paths through the foundation the Republic created.
Equality is the prerequisite for production;
Freedom is the source of creativity;
And the Republic is the collective consciousness that unites them both.
Throughout the Republic’s century-long journey,
brands like LAVA have carried this legacy forward.
Born from the strength of cast iron and shaped by craftsmanship,
LAVA represents a modern production culture
that bridges tradition and the future.
Each LAVA product is not only crafted in a kitchen but also shaped by an idea —
an idea rooted in labor, equality, and the belief in local production.
For us, producing is not just an act — it is a statement.
It is the embodiment of the Republic’s values in every manufacturing process,
every design, and every step of brand building.
Because we know that the Republic is not only a heritage from the past,
but the most powerful source of inspiration for the future.
To keep the Republic alive is not only to remember it,
but to recreate it — every morning,
in every effort that contributes to progress.
Building a brand, designing a product, creating employment —
all are ways of saying thank you to the Republic.
As long as we continue to produce,
as long as women work freely,
as long as young minds express their ideas with courage,
and as long as our brands proudly carry the signature “Made in Türkiye” —
the Republic will continue to live.
Because the Republic finds its true meaning
not when celebrated,
but when lived.
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