Turkish Engineers, Architects Union Challenges 30-Year Bridge, Highway Privatization Plan - Turkish Minute
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Turkish engineers, architects union challenges 30-year bridge, highway privatization plan - Turkish Minute
The Turkish Union of Engineers and Architects Chambers (TMMOB) has filed a lawsuit seeking to block a presidential decree allowing private companies to operate İstanbul’s two state-run Bosporus bridges, eight highways and two beltways for 30 years, the Anka news agency reported Thursday. The TMMOB filed the case with the Council of State, Turkey’s highest […]
The Union of Turkish Architects and Engineers (TMMOB) has filed a lawsuit in the Council of State against the privatization of several highways, including the Bosphorus and Fatih Sultan Mehmet bridges, for a period of 30 years.
Karar Gazetesi
The Union of Turkish Architects and Engineers (TMMOB) has filed a lawsuit with the Council of State (Danıştay) requesting a stay of execution and annulment of the Presidential Decree regarding the privatization of the Bosphorus and Fatih Sultan Mehmet bridges and many highways for 30 years, on the grounds that it is contrary to public interest, the Constitution, and the right to transportation.
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