Following the City Restaurants, the City Barber has now opened
The "City Barber" project, implemented by the Tepebaşı Municipality, has begun service in the Fevzi Çakmak neighborhood. In this initiative, which is a first in Turkey, services will be provided free of charge until the new year, after which a symbolic fee of 100 TL will be charged.
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The "City Barber" project, implemented by the Tepebaşı Municipality, was opened with a ceremony in the Fevzi Çakmak neighborhood of Eskişehir.
The opening was attended by Tepebaşı Mayor Ahmet Ataç, CHP Deputy Chairman Gökan Zeybek, CHP Eskişehir Deputy Jale Nur Süllü, Eskişehir Metropolitan Mayor Ayşe Ünlüce, Odunpazarı Mayor Kazım Kurt, CHP Provincial Chairman Talat Yalaz, and numerous citizens.
"WE HAVE ALWAYS PUT PEOPLE AT THE CENTER"
Speaking at the ceremony, Tepebaşı Mayor Ahmet Ataç stated that the understanding of social municipalism has become a lasting value in the city. Ataç expressed that the free haircut service they initiated in villages in past years will now continue at a permanent center.
Mayor Ataç used the following expressions in his speech:
"We have always been pioneers in projects that put people at the center. Starting from the villages about ten years ago, we provided free haircut services to thousands of elderly and disabled citizens. Now, we have made this service more comprehensive and created a permanent center."
Ataç announced that free service will be provided to families of martyrs, retirees, and disabled citizens, and that service will be offered free of charge to all citizens until the new year, after which a symbolic fee of 100 TL will be charged.
"This project reflects the spirit of populism and solidarity of our Republic. Following the path of the Great Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, we will continue to serve the people."