Support voucher for retirees from the Metropolitan Municipality!
Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mustafa Bozbey stated that they are continuing their efforts to contribute to the budgets of retirees and support their expenses, adding, "In this context, we are starting the distribution of support vouchers worth 2000 TL to retirees in need."
Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mustafa Bozbey said that they are experiencing the happiness of bringing social municipalism to Bursa and keeping the promises made one by one.
Expressing that they have not forgotten not only the youth but also the "mature youth" ahead of the May 19 Commemoration of Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day, Mayor Bozbey said;
"We are continuing our efforts to contribute to the budgets of our fellow retirees and to support their expenses, even if only a little. In this context, we are first starting the distribution of support vouchers worth 2000 TL to our retirees in need. You can apply for the support vouchers, which will begin distribution during Eid al-Adha, by submitting a petition between May 16-26 via our website bbbsosyalyardimlar.bursa.bel.tr or by coming to the Department of Social Services. As Bursa Metropolitan Municipality, we will embrace the entire city with a solidarity network and reach all our fellow citizens in need. We will continue to serve our Bursa with social projects that touch the lives of our citizens and reduce the effects of the ongoing economic crisis. I greet all my elders with love and respect," he said.
News Source: İHA
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