
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş reacted to his meeting with AKP President Erdoğan being made a subject of political discussion.
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Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş stated that there are financing and Treasury approval processes for metro investments and projects.
Ankara Metropolitan Mayor Mansur Yavaş made a new statement regarding his meeting with AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Speaking at the 7th Ordinary General Assembly of the Ankara Council, Yavaş spoke about the meeting that dominated Turkey's political agenda.
"IF WE ARE NOT GOING TO MEET WITH THOSE WHO GOVERN THIS COUNTRY..."
Yavaş stated that there are financing and Treasury approval processes of approximately 1.3 billion dollars for subway investments in Ankara and approximately 800 million euros for other projects, expressing that he does not consider it right for meetings held to resolve these issues to become a matter of political debate.
Saying, "If we are not going to meet with those who govern this country, how will we serve?", Mansur Yavaş stated that political differences of opinion should not be reflected in city administration.
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