Ankara subway was entrusted to the Ministry
Transportation, Maritime Affairs and Communications Minister Binali Yildirim, day and night work of Kızılay-Çayyolu and Batıkent-Sincan metro lines completed in the shortest time of construction, said that this beautiful service will win the Ankara people.
Minister Yildirim, held in the ministry, Kizilay-Cayyolu and Batıkent-Sincan metro line construction contract in the speech of the signing ceremony, last week, the contract was signed for the Keçiören-Tandoğan metro line. Today, the Kızılay-Çayyolu and Batıkent-Sincan metro lines signed with the signing of the business began to work and the calendar began to express the way Yildirim, thanked those who contributed to the construction of these lines so far.
After this work to be done, waiting for the people of Ankara longing to complete these subway lines, stating that a service before the Lightning, said:
“Ankara is one of the most organized and developing capital cities in the world. I'm not saying this, our guests who visit us say it. As the population and welfare level of Ankara increases, traffic is starting to become a major problem. The number of motor vehicles in Ankara has increased by 5 percent in the last 50 years. According to the latest census, the population number of Ankara increasing in 1 year is 120 thousand. Managing this increasing population with limited infrastructure possibilities depends on not experiencing traffic congestion, but on improving public transportation infrastructure. With these 3 lines coming into service, an additional 44-kilometer rail system will be added to Ankara. Comfortable and comfortable travel will take place from many regions to the center by metro. There is no summer, no winter, no traffic, Ankara residents will be able to travel comfortably and comfortably without thinking about when we will arrive, how long we will be late. Telling people 'Don't travel by your car' doesn't mean anything. It doesn't matter if you don't provide them with the same comfortable public transport. We know that Ankara residents have their eyes on us. We are aware of the responsibility that this imposes. In this respect, we are determined to complete it without any further delay by working in 3 shifts, day and night with my whole team. "
Stating that the companies that undertake the construction of subways are companies with high level of experience, Yıldırım said that he is sure that they will finish the subways as soon as possible by using this experience. ”We cannot work as punctual as our Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs. It gives date, hour, minute, we can give months, ”Yıldırım joked, saying that they knew their job was not easy and that what they did in 9 years was proof of what they will do from now on. Minister Yıldırım said, "Let the people of Ankara have good cheer, we will work day and night and bring this beautiful service to them."
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Melih Gökçek also stated that it was a very happy day for Ankara, and he was very happy that the construction of the metro lines started by the Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, but remained unfinished due to financial difficulties, was completed by the Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications.
Following the speeches, a contract was signed between the contractor firm Comsa and Açılım Construction Joint Venture and the Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications, General Directorate of Infrastructure Investments.
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Later, Minister Yıldırım turned to Comsa Deputy Chairman of the Board Jose Miarnau and asked him to delay the completion of the lines a little earlier. Finding the proposal of Minister Yıldırım to finish in August 2013 too early, Miarnau said that they could finish it in December. Minister Yıldırım, after a tough bargain, turned to Gökçek and said, "You are the president, come this darling. You can understand their language, "he said. Minister Yıldırım took the floor from Miarnau to finish the lines in September and October 2013.
Source: ulasimonline
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