Dursun Özbek's 3 projects for the new term
It is claimed that Dursun Özbek, who will be a presidential candidate again in Galatasaray's ordinary elective general assembly to be held on May 25, has determined his projects for the new term if he is elected.
Galatasaray, which is fighting for the championship in the Süper Lig, is also experiencing the excitement of the upcoming presidential election.
The ordinary elective general assembly will be held on May 25, and the new president and management will be determined. The first person to announce his candidacy before the congress was the current president, Dursun Özbek.
KEMERBURGAZ AND MECİDİYEKÖY PROJECTS
During Özbek's first presidential term between May 23, 2015, and January 23, 2018, the allocation of the Kemerburgaz land was secured, the hotel in Mecidiyeköy was completed, and the usufruct rights for the stadium were obtained.
Özbek took the seat for the second time on June 14, 2022, replacing Burak Elmas, and became the 39th president. During this ongoing term, Galatasaray Island was reopened (July 2022), the entire land of the Florya Metin Oktay Facilities was acquired, and the groundbreaking ceremony for the new facilities in Kemerburgaz was held in May 2023.
According to the report by Sözcü Newspaper, if Özbek is elected once again in May, his plans are as follows:
Exiting the Turkish Banks Association agreement.
Moving to Kemerburgaz.
Starting the project in Florya.
News Source: 12punto
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