Thursday, March 28, 2024
In a significant development for Nevşehir’s infrastructure, Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu has outlined a series of transformative projects aimed at enhancing the region’s transport and communication systems. Since 2002, the ministry has dedicated approximately 12 billion liras towards upgrading Nevşehir’s infrastructure, significantly expanding the divided road network from 87 kilometers to 307 kilometers. This effort marks a concerted push to improve the quality of life for residents and facilitate the growing influx of tourists, particularly with the anticipated construction of the Nevşehir Ring Road and a new terminal at Cappadocia Airport designed to reflect the iconic form of an airplane’s wings.
During a visit to Nevşehir Governor Ali Fidan, Minister Uraloğlu highlighted the city’s rich cultural tapestry, characterized by its historical and natural landmarks. The ministry’s commitment has seen the transformation of local roads, introducing 287 kilometers of hot bituminous paved roads, previously absent, thereby enhancing travel comfort for the city’s inhabitants.
Further to road improvements, Uraloğlu emphasized the ongoing efforts to elevate the standards of key routes, including the Nevşehir – Aksaray Road, and the completion of significant highway projects that have contributed to the region’s connectivity and development. The completion of the Niğde Highway, in particular, has showcased the potential for such projects to drive regional growth.
The introduction of the Nevşehir Ring Road, eagerly anticipated by local residents, promises to alleviate traffic congestion and streamline transit across the city. The project, encompassing a 16.7 km dual carriageway complete with multiple intersections, overpasses, and underpasses, is set to commence with a project tender in 2024 as part of the investment program for that year.
In response to Nevşehir’s burgeoning tourism sector, which sees nearly 5 million visitors annually, the redevelopment of Cappadocia Airport’s terminal building is poised to accommodate the rising demand for air travel. This architectural endeavor aims to mirror the aesthetic of aircraft wings, aligning with Nevşehir’s scenic backdrop.
Beyond transportation enhancements, Uraloğlu revealed significant strides in boosting the region’s communication infrastructure, with a notable increase in fiber optic cable coverage and high-speed internet users. These advancements underscore the government’s commitment to fulfilling the needs of Nevşehir’s residents and visitors, setting a precedent for future development initiatives in the region.
Saturday, April 27, 2024
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