
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu stated that the success of the fight against terrorism will ensure the transfer of resources to development and announced that Türkiye has invested 355 billion dollars in transportation and communication infrastructure in the last 24 years.
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It has been stated that 355 billion dollars have been invested in Türkiye's transportation and communication infrastructure in the last 24 years.
Stating that the "Terror-free Türkiye" target has turned into a concrete development, Uraloğlu emphasized that the fight against all forms of terrorism will continue. Stating that a terror-free Türkiye means a stronger economy, a more prosperous society and a safer future, Uraloğlu said, "The path of a terror-free Türkiye is our path."
"OUR RESOURCES WILL BE SPENT ON THE WELFARE OF THE NATION, NOT ON TERROR"
Drawing attention to the economic dimension of the goal of a terrorism-free Türkiye, Uraloğlu stated that strengthening the security environment will allow resources to be directed to areas of development and prosperity.
Referring to the importance of transportation and infrastructure investments in terms of trade, production and employment, Uraloğlu said that Türkiye has invested 355 billion dollars in transportation and communication infrastructure in the last 24 years.
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