It continues the renovation works initiated by Ankara Metropolitan Municipality in the capital's iconic flower shops on Sakarya Street. The “Sakarya Caddesi Flower Sales Area Renovation Project”, which will renew 200 shoe shine, 1 warehouse and 1 shops in an area of 14 square meters, is planned to be completed in the spring of 2023.
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, which continues to support the Başkent tradesmen with the projects it has implemented and realizes projects that meet their needs, continues its work without slowing down on the “Sakarya Street Flower Sales Areas Renovation Project”, which is among the 110 projects introduced by Mayor Mansur Yavaş in June.
Within the scope of the "Sakarya Street Flower Sales Areas Renovation Project" of the Department of Science; It continues the renovation works of 200 shoe shine, 1 warehouse and 1 shops in an area of 14 square meters.
WILL BE COMPLETED IN SPRING
Ankara Metropolitan Mayor Mansur Yavaş, who gave information about the renovation work of flower sales areas with his social media accounts, said, “This is Ankara's past, present and future; witness of the most beautiful memories… We plan to complete our renovation work on the flower sales areas on Sakarya Street in the spring, we make our city beautiful by making the area useful for our tradesmen and our citizens from Ankara.”
TRADES WILL ACCESS MODERN STORES SUITABLE FOR THE CAPITAL
With the project implemented by the teams of the Department of Science; 200 warehouse, 1 shoe shine and 1 shops are being rebuilt in an area of 14 square meters.
As part of the works, while the old shops were being demolished, large tents were temporarily set up in the area so that the tradesmen would not suffer, continue their work and not be affected by the cold weather conditions.
ABB teams; It plans to complete the “Sakarya Street Flower Sales Areas Renovation Project” in the spring of 2023 and deliver it to florists in a short time.
THANKS TO THE PRESIDENT YAVAŞ
Florist tradesmen, who continued to sell in tents temporarily set up in the area until new workspaces were built, expressed their satisfaction with the reconstructed modern shops with the following words:
Halil İbrahim Külban (artisan): “I have been doing floristry on Sakarya Street for 36 years. Our president prepared a temporary place for us, we were not left out. Mansur President had promised us because there was a need for innovation here. Now he keeps his word. Many thanks to him.”
Metin Acar (tradesman): “I've been here for 30 years. There is great joy in us right now. Florists are an icon in Kızılay. This place has been a bleeding wound for many years. We were working but we were working unhappily, we wanted this place to be renewed and refreshed. In the past, we had no hope. The municipality made us feel that they are aware of this need. I think that the more value is given here, the more popular Kızılay will shine. The situation is good, the materials used are of high quality… They gave us our places as we wanted. However, when Mansur President came, we were hopeful. They helped us. We trust Mansur President very much, we thank him very much.”
Yılmaz Demir (artisan): “The old version was tents, we were working in difficult conditions. The flowers were freezing and dying from the cold. The new one will be better. Our door was open. We will have an exhibition, our door will be our window, so we are happy.”
Tamer Koyuncu (tradesman): “His old self was unworthy of the Capital. We were very upset about this. We were working in difficult conditions. Customers did not want to come. It will be a modern place. Mansur President dealt with this issue. Our shops were like ruins… They will be built in a way befitting Ankara.”
Murat Acar (tradesman):“I have been doing my father's job for 35 years. Our President Mansur Yavaş took care of us and took the lead in this matter. Our place will gain a warm and European look. We have become a symbol on Sakarya Street with its fisherman and doner kebab shop… People want to see it beautiful because it has chosen this place as a meeting point. Thank you, our president listened to this. We will continue to sell our flowers in the best way possible.”
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