Minister Uraloğlu announced that the build-operate-transfer projects will be transferred to the public.

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Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu made a presentation regarding the budget of his ministry for the year 2025 in the General Assembly of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. Speaking about Turkey's major projects carried out under the build-operate-transfer model, Minister Uraloğlu announced the dates when some of these projects would be transferred to the public.

MAJOR PROJECTS WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE PUBLIC

Uraloğlu stated that they would take over the Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge in 2028, and the Northern Marmara Highway and Çamlıca Highway in 2030, and said that when they take over, the ministry would no longer need any budget. Reminding that they have implemented a total of 74 projects, with a total cost of 51 billion dollars in the years they were built, Uraloğlu said, "If we had done it today, it would have been 83 billion dollars. I wish you had supported us so that we could have done more."

Uraloğlu pointed out that Turkey is the 12th cheapest country in the world in terms of internet fees. Regarding the cyber attack on PTT's HGS mobile application, Uraloğlu stated, "Only interfaces related to messaging have been compromised; no blocked data has been accessed or stolen." Uraloğlu emphasized that the loading of foreign-registered vehicles from the country is based on reciprocity.

"OUR ROADS ARE IN SAFE HANDS"

Uraloğlu mentioned that they have started to build disaster-resistant base stations and are trying to expand them, saying: "It was said that you could not reach the 2024 targets. We had aimed for 320 kilometers of divided road, and we have implemented 328 kilometers of divided road. There were some issues due to climate change with the Ankara-Sivas high-speed train, and we are addressing them. We will also extend it towards Erzincan. Additionally, we have increased the machinery fleet from 11,900 to 14,600, and the personnel from 24,000 to 26,700; our roads are in safe hands. We are continuing the project works for the Pertek Bridge. All participants who purchase the additional specifications of TÜVTÜRK can review and correct their applications if necessary through an amendment.