Gospel of Erzurum Rail System: Mayor of Erzurum Metropolitan Municipality Mehmet Sekmen and Erzurum Technical University Rector. Dr. Muammer Yaylalı met with the students of Erzurum Technical University.
In the "Youth Meetings" program organized by Erzurum Youth and Democracy Platform, Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mehmet Sekmen, and Erzurum Technical University Rector Prof. Dr. Muammer Yaylalı met with university students. The event, which was held in ETÜ Central Classrooms Building Conference Hall, started with the opening speech of Yaylalı. Yaylalı stated that they care about her students very much and that they are interested in all their problems and asked the students to express all their problems easily. In the program, Mayor of Metropolitan Municipality Mehmet Sekmen said, “In my opinion, the contribution of a polyphonic youth organization bearing all the colors of Erzurum to the city will be great. Because dynamism can be achieved to the extent that youth, especially university youth, are included in the administration of our university and our city. We have to raise self-confident new generations. Because it is not possible to objectify a society that was once a subject in history. Turkish society; it cannot be objectified, colonized. " said.
RAIL SYSTEM MANAGEMENT
Mayor Mehmet Sekmen, gave the students the good news of the Rail System for Erzurum. Emphasizing the importance of rail system transportation, which is an indispensable element of modern transportation, Sekmen said that they are planning a rail system that will be a revolution for Erzurum.
At the last part of the Youth Encounters event, the students conveyed their problems to President Sekmen and ETU Rector Yaylalı. students; Listening to the most distressed issues such as transportation, dormitory and dining, Sekmen said that they would take the necessary steps in these matters. Rector Yaylalı stated that the university is very important to the cooperation of the municipality and they will produce solutions to the problems of university students through joint projects.
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