Answering questions of Saygı Öztürk from Sözcü and talking about his projects, Ankara Metropolitan Mayor Mansur Yavaş said that the number of applicants for the job was more than 100 thousand.
Stating that they are broadcasting tenders live, Yavaş said, “When the tenders are made transparent, Crimea is also high. The meaning of the municipality is: It is the institution that meets all your needs. First of all, what the things to do is when the citizen pays tax,” Spend my money over here “and priority is given to them. spending according to the request of the citizen, 2- showing how you spend, 3- giving an account, “he said.
Slow about the ‘Blue Table’ in Ankara, where everyone reports their problems and wishes, “This desk is receiving 2 thousand 500 messages daily. I turn to at least 50 of the callers. “We get the most complaints about municipal and private public transport. Of course, there are also messages of appreciation and thanks.”
“OUR SINGLE CRAZY CRAZY PROJECT TO ENRICH ANKARA PEOPLE”
Explaining that the municipality owes 8.5 billion debts, Yavaş said, “There are those who criticize us,” You asked for a loan as soon as they arrived. ” We would not have to ask for a loan if those before us built Sincan İstasyon Avenue. “
Yavaş, who opposed the imported trees planted in Ankara, said, “The imported tree period has closed,” and said that “People’s Markets” will be opened soon, and that grocery stores will be built as dealers. Slowly continued as follows:
“We don’t have crazy projects. Our only crazy crazy project is to enrich the people of Ankara”
“ANKAPARK DOES NOT WORK”
Yavaş explained what will be done for Ankapark, which was built for 750 million dollars during the period of former president Melih Gökçek and cannot be operated today:
“Ankapark was tendered 1 month before we took office. This project does not work, but we want to spend about 750 million dollars spent there. We want to evaluate it. “We will find a solution according to him. If that money was not spent there, the subways would be finished, there would be no problem with transportation. Ankara would not have any water problems. It could be spent in good places. There are millions of liras like this.”
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