Orhangazi Culture and Youth Center, which was brought into the Orhangazi district by Bursa Metropolitan Municipality and cost approximately 100 million TL in current figures, was put into service with a ceremony.
The Metropolitan Municipality, which has opened important investments in every field from transportation to infrastructure, from environment to historical and cultural heritage in Bursa, is implementing projects that will increase the quality of life in 17 districts. Orhangazi Culture and Youth Center, one of the works carried out in this context, was put into service with a ceremony. The center, which will add color to the cultural and artistic life of the district, has a total construction area of 13 square meters. The project also includes 950 shops, foyer and exhibition areas, multi-purpose halls, wedding hall, library, movie theaters, cafeteria and a car park for 9 cars. The opening ceremony of Orhangazi Culture and Youth Center, which will appeal to the whole district, was attended by Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Alinur Aktaş, AK Party Deputy Chairman and Bursa Deputy Efkan Ala, Bursa Deputy Zafer Işık, Orhangazi Mayor Davut Aydın, former mayor of the Metropolitan Municipality. Recep Altepe, Orhangazi District Governor Süleyman Özçakıcı, AK Party Provincial Chairman Davut Gürkan, MHP Provincial Chairman Cihangir Kalkancı, district mayors, headmen and citizens attended.
We need to pave the way for young people
Speaking at the ceremony that started with the Orhangazi Municipality Folk Dance Ensemble show, Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Alinur Aktaş said that they are working day and night in Bursa, one of the most exceptional cities in Turkey. Noting that as a metropolitan city, they are in every field from rural neighborhoods to treatment facilities, from sports fields to cultural centers, Mayor Aktaş said, “I would like to thank our previous district and metropolitan mayors. They started it in 2016, now we are opening it together. When you enter inside, you will see a very different area. Whether our young people prepare for high school exams, university exams or KPSS. Let him do research on the computer, on the Internet. They will see a very decent and high quality environment, we have prepared a very special place. When we included the price differences, we spent exactly 100 million TL with today's figures. Good bye. We spend the nation's money on the nation. When you go inside, you will understand what I mean much better. Meanwhile, 56 Muslim countries in the world manage only 65 percent of the economy, although they extract 8 percent of the oil. The economies of Germany and Japan, which do not have a single oil well, are larger than these 56 Muslim countries. In summary, our young people really need to invent. We need to make domestic cars. We need to produce high technology. We need to pave the way for our youth. This facility we will open is only to pave the way for young people. I hope that Orhangazi will become a center that will contribute significantly to university exam success, LGS and individual success. Good luck with our facility," he said.
service policy
AK Party Deputy Chairman and Bursa Deputy Efkan Ala also thanked the Metropolitan Municipality and Mayor Alinur Aktaş for bringing the beautiful facility to Bursa. Stating that full work is being done in Turkey and it is put into the service of the nation, Ala said, “I heartily congratulate our presidents who gifted this facility to our youth. We are trying to produce a service policy. We make our night into our day. Congratulations to our nation and our youth with the Youth and Culture Center in Orhangazi. Let them use it to the fullest," he said.
Biggest investment in history
Orhangazi Mayor Bekir Aydın said that they are happy to put the biggest investment in the history of the district into service. Underlining that the subject of this investment is youth and culture, Aydın thanked the Metropolitan Municipality, Mayor Alinur Aktaş and those who contributed to this investment, which is very valuable for Orhangazi. Stating that the youth is the apple of the eye of this country, Aydın said, “Our culture is not only related to our past but also to our future. This precious work, which brings our eyes together with our future, will add a lot to Orhangazi. Our young people will now be able to find opportunities in Orhangazi that they can find in big cities. Our district is a very suitable residential area for development. We will also implement our new projects in the coming period. We opened the third Orhangazi Book Days at Orhangazi Culture and Youth Center. I would like to thank everyone who contributed to bringing this valuable work to our district.”
After the speeches, President Aktaş and the protocol members, who cut the ribbon and opened the Orhangazi Culture and Youth Center, toured the center.
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