25.03.2025 09:11
ABB President Mansur Yavaş, at an iftar program he attended, stated, "This is my last term, hopefully in Ankara, and we are considering leaving office at the end of the second term by providing beautiful services in our Polatlı."
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Ankara Metropolitan Municipality (ABB) President Mansur Yavaş attended the iftar program held in Polatlı. In his speech here, Yavaş expressed that he is considering leaving his position at the end of the second term.
"THIS IS MY LAST TERM"
Mansur Yavaş stated, "This is my last term. Hopefully, we will do beautiful services in Ankara and Polatlı, and we are thinking of leaving the position at the end of the second term. We will come here to say goodbye and to reconcile, hopefully." Yavaş did not respond to a question related to the investigation opened regarding the concerts after the iftar program.
INVESTIGATION INTO 33 CONCERTS
It was reported that in the inspector's examination previously initiated regarding a series of cultural and artistic events organized by ABB, no irregularities were found for 97 concerts, while an investigation permit was granted for 33 concerts on the grounds of public damage. In a written statement from the Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, it was stated, "As the Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, a series of cultural and artistic events held between 2021-2024 have been under inspection by inspectors for some time. The examination conducted by inspectors, covering 130 concerts, has been completed. As a result of this examination, no irregularities were found for 97 concerts, and no investigation permit was granted for these events. However, a decision has been made to grant an investigation permit regarding 33 concerts on the grounds of public damage. It is important to note that these events have been thoroughly examined in previous routine audits by the Court of Accounts and inspections conducted by the Ministry of Interior, and no negative findings have been encountered. The 9 municipal employees subject to the decision and under examination will appeal to the Regional Administrative Court using their legal rights," it was stated.
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