Vazirlik muassasasi Antaliya-Belek yo'lini foydalanishga topshirdi: COP31dan oldin transportga katta sarmoya

While Antalya, Türkiye's showcase in the international arena, is preparing to host a world-class organization, a giant project that will breathe new life into the transportation in the region has been implemented. Murat Kurum, Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, attended the opening ceremony of "COP31 Area and Antalya Hotels Region Roads" and officially opened the 38-kilometer Antalya-Belek road, which the local people and tourism professionals have been waiting for a long time.

Yillik kutish 38 kilometrlik ulkan loyiha bilan yakunlandi

Making important statements at the opening ceremony, Minister Murat Kurum drew attention to the importance of raising transportation standards in the region. Emphasizing that Antalya is a tourism center on a global scale, Kurum said, "Our road project, which we opened today, has been eagerly awaited for many years. Our local and foreign guests and citizens who came to the hotels in this region were complaining about the old structure and poor quality of the roads. In order to solve this problem radically, we completely renewed the 38-kilometer Antalya-Belek route and offered it to our people in a modern yo'l."

Infratuzilma va yoritish ishlari bilan xavfsiz tashish

Minister Kurum stated that the project is not just about asphalt casting, but also prioritizes aesthetics and safety, and shared the technical details. Explaining that modern intersections have been built at all needed points on the route, Kurum said, "We have completed the lighting systems and made our roads sparkling so that they can be used safely at night. We have completely improved the pavements for the comfort of our pedestrians. In addition, we have handled 12 separate connection roads in the region within this scope and carried out a feverish work on an area of ​​16 thousand square meters in total."

"Ushbu investitsiyalar nafaqat COP31, balki Antaliyaning kelajagi uchun"

Minister Murat Kurum stated that great care was taken not to victimize the regional tradesmen during the construction process and emphasized the permanent value of the project. The institution said, "While carrying out our work, we were in constant consultation with our tradesmen; we completed this process without hurting or upsetting anyone. Now, the following question may come to mind: Were these roads built only for the upcoming COP31 summit? Of course not. We will organize one of the world's most prestigious environmental organizations here, and our guests will return to their homes. However, these modern roads will continue fuqarolarimiz, hunarmandlarimiz va Antaliyaning porloq kelajagi uchun doimiy ish bo'lib xizmat qilish." gapirdi.