Ziraat Bank extends credit to the Imperial Treasury for the first time.
Financed by means of shares from Ziraat Bank’s profits, the Salonika, Bursa, and Halkalı agricultural schools are opened.
Ziraat Bank takes part in the opening of an agricultural fair in Plovdiv.
Ziraat Bank extends credit to the Imperial Treasury for the first time.
Ziraat Bank supplies credit to supply grain to needy refugees and others in drought-stricken İzmit.
Low-cost farming equipment and good-quality seed are made available to farmers in localities along the Anadolu railway line as well as in other towns.
Grants-in-aid are provided by Ziraat Bank to the victims of flooding in Tripoli.
A project to fund purchases of European agricultural equipment using Ziraat Bank’s capital is studied.
Ziraat Bank offices are opened in Kerek, İpek, Prizren, Timişoara, and Karacasu.
The İstanbul Emniyet Sandıkları (İstanbul Security Funds), also known as Şefkat Sandıkları (Charity Funds), that were set up as a public social service are placed under the supervision of Ziraat Bank.
Ziraat Bank provides drought-stricken Kosovo farmers with low-cost credit on convenient terms.
Ziraat Bank opens a branch in Medina.
Ziraat Bank branches open in Baghdad and Basra.
Needy farmers in Çanakkale and its environs are provided with seed and with surety-backed loans.
A law authorizing Ziraat Bank to lend to the Imperial Treasury to finance the war effort is passed and goes into effect.
Ziraat Bank branches provide earthquake-stricken farmers with loans.
