Transportation is Priority in Bursa's 2020 Investments

Mayor Alinur Aktaş met with citizens at Bereket Sofrası, which was established in Kükürtlü, said that 2019 is the year of recovery after the election and that many chronic problems, especially transportation, will be solved within this year.

Bereket Sofrası, established by Bursa Metropolitan Municipality in different regions every Friday for 26 months, this time hosted the residents of Kükürtlü Mahallesi. Metropolitan Mayor Alinur Aktaş, who performed the morning prayer in Süleyman Çelebi Mosque, which was built in dedication to Süleyman Çelebi, the writer of Mevlid-i Şerif, then joined the Bereket Sofrası, sohbet did. At the meeting where AK Party Osmangazi District Chairman Ufuk Cömez and Kükürtlü Neighborhood Headman Canan Akın Erdem did not leave Mayor Aktaş alone, a menu consisting of bagel-cheese-olive and tea was offered to the guests.

Transportation priority area

Metropolitan Mayor Alinur Aktas, said in a statement, the most important three problems in Bursa is related to transportation, he said. One of the urgent issues that need to be resolved is the completion of Acemler Junction, extension of the subway to Bursa City Hospital and the completion of the T3 line, which is under preparation for the tender. Saying that they are working in cooperation with the Ministry of Transport to extend the light rail system to Bursa City Hospital, Mayor Aktaş said Ace We are making a shortcut to our city hospital alongside the rail system. 2 kilometers of the 2020-kilometer work was completed. The liquidation process on T6.5 line is over. We are going to tender again and hopefully, in a very short time, we will include this line in the existing rail system. I believe that after this year, Bursa will become a more pleasant city to live in. ”

Mayor Alinur Aktas, Bursa 17 district 1058 neighborhood with the support of citizens in need of more livable cities told. Mayor Aktaş emphasized that they are working hard to solve every problem as the Metropolitan Municipality. “In this sense, each of us has duties. It's about cleanliness, traffic. We will build streets and streets, but we need to create awareness about the use of these areas. With 12 thousand employees, we work day and night at hundreds of construction sites. The more harmony and harmony we achieve, the more successful we will be. If we succeed, there is no reason why the four sides of the city are not good..