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In the district of Yenishir, Mersin, a new cultural complex, primary school and library will be built

In the district of Yenishir, Mersin, a new cultural complex, primary school and library will be built

August 23, 2024

Abdullah Ozhygyt, the head of the district of Yenishir in Mersin, laid the foundation stone for a new cultural complex "Emine-Khalil Aydemir". At the groundbreaking ceremony, the mayor also announced that construction of a new primary school and another cultural complex had begun: "This week we are starting three important projects in our area. Today we lay the foundation of our cultural complex, and immediately after that, with the support of our business patrons, we will lay the foundation of the elementary school and the complex consisting of the city’s great library, toy museum and children’s library. These facilities will be the most outstanding buildings in our city. It is a great honor for us."

 

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