MELİKGAZİ MUNICIPALITY'S 270 PARKS AND 3 MILLION SQUARE METERS OF GREEN AREA HAVE BECOME THE FAVORITE OF CITIZENS
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Over the course of 5 years, Melikgazi Municipality provided quality services by adding 270 parks and a total of 3 million square meters of green space to the district, enabling citizens to socialize, spend time with their children, unwind from stress, and enhance their quality of life.
“We are working for a greener and more modern Melikgazi”
We are working towards a greener and more modern Melikgazi by increasing the number of green spaces, beautifying the district with parks and extensive green areas," said Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Palancıoğlu, the Mayor of Melikgazi Municipality. "At Melikgazi Municipality, we provide our citizens with various high-quality services tailored to their needs. Our parks, designed to support the mental and physical well-being of our citizens and to facilitate relaxation and socialization, along with our green spaces that provide breathing room and help keep stress at bay, bring smiles to the faces of our citizens. In every part of our district, there are parks belonging to Melikgazi Municipality. Especially as the summer months approach, our citizens show more interest in these parks. Our parks are experiencing high demand as citizens seek both fresh air and relaxation in green spaces during these hot days. The significance of our parks, which support cultural activities and sporting events for our citizens, is substantial. Therefore, we not only create new parks but also continuously improve the quality by regularly maintaining and repairing existing ones. In this way, we are beautifying the city centre and creating an area that meets the social and cultural needs of citizens of all ages. Over a period of 5 years, we have added 270 parks and 3 million square meters of green space to Melikgazi. We will continue to increase these numbers and expand our services. I hope all our fellow citizens enjoy pleasant times with their families and loved ones in these parks," he said.