Elmalı Bus Terminal is Counting Days for Opening

Durmuş Ali Arslan, Deputy Secretary General of the Metropolitan Municipality, who examined the Elmalı Bus Terminal Project, the construction of which was completed by the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality, and the Mayor of the new bus station. Muhittin BöcekHe said that it will be put into service as soon as possible in line with the instructions of . The new bus terminal, which was brought to Elmalı by the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality, is counting the days for its opening.

Metropolitan Municipality Deputy Secretary General Durmuş Ali Arslan paid a visit to Elmalı Bus Terminal area. During the visit, Arslan was accompanied by Metropolitan Municipality Resource Development and Participations Department Head Osman Yılmaz, District Services Department Head İlknur Aygün and contractor company officials.

WORKS ARE CONTINUING

Arslan, the Deputy Secretary General, who examined the new bus station built on an area of ​​10 thousand square meters and received detailed information from the authorities of the contractor company, stated that the works are continuing to put the facility into service in the best and most efficient way. Metropolitan Mayor Muhittin BöcekStating that they met with the contractor company officials to prepare the new Elmalı Bus Terminal for the opening in the best way with the instructions of the Metropolitan Municipality, Arslan said, “As the Metropolitan Municipality, we brought another important investment to Elmalı.”

WILL BE OPENED IN A SHORT TIME

Arslan, who said that the facility will provide more comfortable facilities in terms of transportation to Elmalı, will be a large living space that can contribute to the district economy with its shops, sales departments and restaurant areas, said, “At the same time, the units of ATASEM and ASAT and the units of our district municipality will serve our people. The operation of our facility will be carried out by our Resource Development and Affiliates Department. "We will open our facility to service as soon as possible with transportation and commercial companies taking their places."