Huge Projects of Türkiye

[Random111]

They will resettle existing tech companies and create place and infrastructure for new and existing start ups to exploit synergy effects. That's actually not a bad idea at all.


That's rubbish. The main critic is that some of those stadiums are even to small.

Yeah cause the amount of viewers is really important, not the quality of the football being shown on the field or anything

 

[A friend]

Yeah cause the amount of viewers is really important, not the quality of the football being shown on the field or anything

More viewers = better quality football = more viewers = even better quality football ect. You get the idea

 

[Random111]

More viewers = better quality football = more viewers = even better quality football ect. You get the idea

No, that's crap. You should know what it takes to educate good athletes if you're from NL.

 

[Yellow-place]

Erdoğan passed through İstanbul Bosphorus Motorway Tunnel by car...

http://m.ensonhaber.com/erdogan-avrasya-tunelinden-gecti-2016-10-08.html

 

[OguzSenturk]

 

[Attila the Hun]

Any new major projects lined up for Turkiye???

 

[Deliorman]

Ilısu dam on the Tigris river in Mardin province, Southeastern Turkey. Construction started in 2006 and is expected to finish in the upcoming months. The cost of the project is 1,7$ billion. It also includes a 1200 MW power station and the capacity of the whole reservoir will be 10,4 billion cubic meters of water. The total area it will cover is 312 squire kilometers which requires 199 settlements to be flooded which will leave 70 000 displaced. One of the most important villages that will be left under water is Hasankeyf. If you are more interested you can read more about the issue.

 

[AnatolianEagle]

Erdogan style
Yildirim Beyazit Universitesi
Ankara Esenboga
2016-2017 1st phase.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Amazing Engineering projects Turkey is certainly a Leader in Islamic world

 

[OguzSenturk]

 

[Mucahit]

 

[Attila the Hun]

Turkey plans to construct 7 new airports

As part of the project "One airport every 100 kilometers," Turkey plans to construct seven new airports in Yozgat, Rize-Artvin, Bayburt-Gümüşhane (Salyazı), Niğde-Aksaray, Karaman, İzmir (Çeşme Alaçatı) and western Antalya.

According to Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Ministry data, the government has taken fundamental steps to develop the aviation sector, one of the most important elements in the transport system, since 2003. In addition to aviation projects that have been actualized via the budget, the government has also paved the way for the private sector in the civil aviation sector through public-private partnership models and alternative finance and investment funds, leading to a decline in travel costs and making airlines "the way of the people." The number of operating airports in the domestic flight network will rise to 62 from 55 currently, with the construction of new airports in Yozgat, Rize-Artvin, Bayburt-Gümüşhane (Salyazı), Niğde-Aksaray, Karaman, İzmir (Çeşme Alaçatı) and western Antalya.

A total of 90 percent of Turkish citizens and foreign tourists that travel by air can access a Turkish airport every 100 kilometers. Now, the aim is to provide everyone in Turkey access to an airport every 100 kilometers by 2023.

International flight network soared by 372 percent

The number of wide-body aircraft in the Turkish aviation sector has soared to 540 from 162, while the number of airline passengers increased by nearly six times since 2003, surging to 181.5 million at the end of 2015. Meanwhile, the number of countries that have airline agreements with Turkey increased to 167 from 81, making a major contribution to the Turkish civil aviation sector. Turkey's international flight network also skyrocketed by 372 percent, while two airline companies were offering flights to 60 foreign destinations in 2003. Now, six airline companies provide flights to 283 destinations in 116 countries. The first phase of the Istanbul New Airport, which is scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2018, will be able to serve 90 million passengers a year. The airport will make Turkey one of the most important transit centers in the world and will turn over a new leaf in the Turkish aviation sector.

http://www.dailysabah.com/tourism/2016/11/24/turkey-plans-to-construct-7-new-airports

 

[AnatolianEagle]

Turkey plans to construct 7 new airports

As part of the project "One airport every 100 kilometers," Turkey plans to construct seven new airports in Yozgat, Rize-Artvin, Bayburt-Gümüşhane (Salyazı), Niğde-Aksaray, Karaman, İzmir (Çeşme Alaçatı) and western Antalya.

According to Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Ministry data, the government has taken fundamental steps to develop the aviation sector, one of the most important elements in the transport system, since 2003. In addition to aviation projects that have been actualized via the budget, the government has also paved the way for the private sector in the civil aviation sector through public-private partnership models and alternative finance and investment funds, leading to a decline in travel costs and making airlines "the way of the people." The number of operating airports in the domestic flight network will rise to 62 from 55 currently, with the construction of new airports in Yozgat, Rize-Artvin, Bayburt-Gümüşhane (Salyazı), Niğde-Aksaray, Karaman, İzmir (Çeşme Alaçatı) and western Antalya.

A total of 90 percent of Turkish citizens and foreign tourists that travel by air can access a Turkish airport every 100 kilometers. Now, the aim is to provide everyone in Turkey access to an airport every 100 kilometers by 2023.

International flight network soared by 372 percent

The number of wide-body aircraft in the Turkish aviation sector has soared to 540 from 162, while the number of airline passengers increased by nearly six times since 2003, surging to 181.5 million at the end of 2015. Meanwhile, the number of countries that have airline agreements with Turkey increased to 167 from 81, making a major contribution to the Turkish civil aviation sector. Turkey's international flight network also skyrocketed by 372 percent, while two airline companies were offering flights to 60 foreign destinations in 2003. Now, six airline companies provide flights to 283 destinations in 116 countries. The first phase of the Istanbul New Airport, which is scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2018, will be able to serve 90 million passengers a year. The airport will make Turkey one of the most important transit centers in the world and will turn over a new leaf in the Turkish aviation sector.

http://www.dailysabah.com/tourism/2016/11/24/turkey-plans-to-construct-7-new-airports

"Istikbal göklerdedir."
M.K.A
Everything will finally work through air.
You wanna go to Mars, you cant take the dolmus.

 

[Attila the Hun]

"Istikbal göklerdedir."
M.K.A
Everything will finally work through air.
You wanna go to Mars, you cant take the dolmus.

Quite right. Mars is where we should be aiming for.

 

[AnatolianEagle]

Quite right. Mars is where we should be aiming for.

Lol. Slower pls.