HASAN KILCA, THE MAYOR, INSPECTED THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE FACILITIES

KILCA: OUR SOCIAL FACILITIES WILL BRING PRESTIGE TO OUR NEIGHBORHOODS

The construction of 4 social facilities and vocational training course centers to be brought to Saraçoğlu, Orhangazi, Akabe and Hacısadık neighborhoods by Karatay Municipality nonstop continues. Hasan Kılca, the Mayor of Karatay, examined the construction of these facilities, for which the foundations were laid last year.

Karatay Municipality, which continues its projects that improved the standard of living in Karatay; continues the construction of social facilities and course centers to be brought to the Saraçoğlu, Orhangazi, Akabe and Hacısadık neighbourhoods.

In the social facilities that will cost 14.5 million liras in total, There will be many more sections such as Mstion’s Coffee and Reading Houses, Cafeteria, Children's Play Club, Fitness, Steam Room, Aerobics Hall, Hairdresser and Beauty Center, Sauna, Steam Room, Handicrafts, Jewellery Design, Marbling, Language Classes, Music, Furnishings, Painting, Clothing, Wood Painting and Cooking Workshops, parking areas.

Hasan Kılca, the Mayor of Karatay,  also inspected the construction of the said facilities, which are under construction.

INVESTMENTS TO BRING PRESTIGE BY KARATAY MUNICIPALITY FOR NEIGHBORHOODS

Hasan Kılca, the Mayor, emphasized that the social facilities and course centers which they will bring to 4 neighbourhoods,  will significantly contribute to the social and cultural life, education, economy and employment of the citizens.

Hasan Kılca said followings: “We, the Karatay Municipality, visit our neighbourhoods frequently and come together with our citizens and neighborhood headmen. In our meetings, we determine the needs of our neighbourhoods and the requests of our fellow citizens on-site, conceptualize the project for these needs and fulfil the services one by one. In this context, we continue the construction of Saraçoğlu, Orhangazi, Akabe and Hacısadık social facilities and vocational training courses, which we designed according to the needs of our neighbourhoods and for which we laid the foundations last year. In these projects, there will be many vocational courses such as headmen's offices, retirement clubs, nation's coffee and reading houses, needlework courses, and cooking courses will be given. I wish for the best that our projects that will provide significant support to the social and cultural life, education, economy and employment of our citizens as well as bringing prestige to our neighbourhoods.