Izmir Metropolitan Municipality remained in the sea transport class

Izmir Metropolitan Municipality remained in the sea transport: Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Council AK Party Deputy Chairman Dogan: The last technology ships purchased could not get enough efficiency. So many ships were ornamented?
Bilal Doğan, the Deputy Chairman of the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Council AK Party Group, argued that the municipality “stayed in class” in maritime transportation and said, “Not enough efficiency has been obtained from the latest technology ships. Were so many ships bought as ornaments? " used expressions.
Dogan, in his written statement, purchased by the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality 15 passenger ship and 3 ferry cost 550 million pounds, he said.
Noting that the traffic jam in the city continues despite this giant investment in sea transportation, Doğan said, “We witness that the people of Izmir are outraged on the road every morning. So, the investments made alone are not enough. It is seen that the contribution of this investment to İzmir transportation is limited. ” found the assessment.
Dogan, İZDENİZ AŞ issued by the official passenger figures and expanding the gulf fleet despite the municipality continued to damage every month and even claimed that the operating expenses could not meet.
Dogan said that the municipality is not well managed in the area of ​​transportation, said:
“Gulf transport policy needs to be revised. When we look at the number of passengers carried at sea, the numbers justify us. So, the revolution made in maritime transportation, so much investment remained in the air. Izmir Metropolitan Municipality remained in the class in maritime transportation. So it's time to put the hat in front of him and think. Sufficient efficiency could not be obtained from the latest technology ships purchased and the gulf fleet could not be used effectively due to its poor management approach. Were so many ships bought as ornaments? ”
Dogan said that the percentage of passengers taking advantage of sea transportation is 9.