Solution Promise from Mayor Erdem and his Team to Tradesmen
ALTSO President Eray Erdem and his team visited Alanya tourism tradesmen and promised that they started negotiations with the authorities to solve the pedestrian crossing problem.
Alanya President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ALTSO) and the presidential candidate in the ordinary general assembly with elections to be held on October 10, Eray Erdem visited the tradesmen of the tourism bazaar in the city center with his accompanying delegation. The team, which previously met with operators on the Friday Market and 25 Meter Road route, listened to the problems of the bazaar tradesmen and accepted their requests for support. During the visits, the issue of closing pedestrian crossings was especially prominent on the agenda.
Pedestrian Crossing Revolt of Shopkeepers
The closure of the pedestrian crossing on Atatürk Street, located opposite the ALTSO service building, was expressed as a great grievance by the market tradesmen. One operator stated that he would have to evacuate his shop if the crossing in question was not reopened. Speaking on behalf of his team upon this justified rebellion, Erdem stated that they started negotiations with the relevant authorities to reactivate the crossing. Stating that there was a technical situation regarding the distances, Erdem promised that they were following the process personally.Common Action Emphasis
Noting the importance of the unity achieved throughout Alanya during the last four years of their duty, Erdem emphasized that they will continue to work in harmony with all institutions and organizations in order to develop trade. The delegation thanked the interest and support shown by the tradesmen and concluded their contacts by giving the message that they will build a stronger structure together for the future of the city.
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