Minister Uraloğlu announces: Free transportation for Palestine rally

Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that transportation will be free for the 'Great Palestine Rally'.

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Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced in a statement on the X platform that transportation will be free in Istanbul, Ankara, and İzmir for the 'Great Palestine Rally'.

TRANSPORTATION WILL BE FREE

Uraloğlu stated, "By the decision of our President, travel on the Gayrettepe - Istanbul Airport Metro Line and Marmaray in Istanbul will be free on Saturday, October 28, to provide convenience to our citizens who will be the voice of Gaza at the Great Palestine Rally." he said. 

Minister Uraloğlu's statement is as follows:

"By the decision of our President, travel on the Gayrettepe - Istanbul Airport Metro Line and Marmaray in Istanbul will be free on Saturday, October 28, to provide convenience to our citizens who will be the voice of Gaza at the Great Palestine Rally. Additionally, Başkentray in Ankara and İZBAN Suburban Train services in İzmir will also provide free service on this date. We invite all our citizens to the 'Great Palestine Rally' to raise our voices against oppression as loudly as possible. Saturday, October 28, 15:00, Atatürk Airport / Istanbul"

By the decision of our President, travel on the Gayrettepe - Istanbul Airport Metro Line and Marmaray in Istanbul will be free on Saturday, October 28, to provide convenience to our citizens who will be the voice of Gaza at the Great Palestine Rally.

WHAT IS THE GREAT PALESTINE RALLY?

AK Party Deputy Chairmen Hamza Dağ and Mustafa Şen, along with AK Party Istanbul Provincial Chairman Osman Nuri Kabaktepe, held a press conference regarding the rally, which will be held to draw attention to Israel's attacks and to support the cause of a free Palestine.

Starting his speech by celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Republic, Kabaktepe stated that a humanitarian stance regarding the events in Palestine would be demonstrated at the 'Great Palestine Rally'.