Bornova Mayor Tours Çamdibi, Emphasizing Support for Local Businesses

Bornova Mayor Ömer Eşki engaged directly with shopkeepers and residents of the Çamdibi region as part of his commitment to "collective wisdom and on-site management." During his visit, Eşki walked through the streets, inspected ongoing infrastructure work, and shared tea and conversation with citizens in local coffeehouses.

Eşki presented the projects underway in the area, covering issues from street occupancy regulations to road construction. He conveyed a strong message of support, stating, "The strength of our shopkeepers is the strength of Bornova." This initiative is part of broader field tours aimed at identifying and addressing investments and services needed across Bornova.

During his tour of Çamdibi, Mayor Eşki visited individual shopkeepers, offering well wishes for their businesses. He listened firsthand to the concerns and requests of residents and business owners, providing detailed information about the municipality's ongoing infrastructure, environmental düzenlemesi, and social assistance activities. Eşki assured them that teams are actively working on permanent solutions for Çamdibi.

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The strength of our shopkeepers is the strength of Bornova.

"Our management philosophy is not about sitting behind a desk, but about being among the people. We shape our projects to make Bornova a more livable city by getting input directly from the streets and from your opinions," Eşki stated. He emphasized the municipality's close attention to issues directly affecting shopkeepers, such as occupancy regulations and road improvements, assuring them that problems are being addressed diligently, day and night. "Our shopkeepers are the lifeblood of Bornova's economy. As Bornova Municipality, we are always with our shopkeepers, using all our resources," he added.

The residents and shopkeepers of Çamdibi responded positively to Mayor Eşki's sincere approach and his administration's focus on immediate problem-solving. They expressed their gratitude to Mayor Eşki and the Bornova Municipality for the opportunity to directly convey their needs and for the intensive work being done in the region.

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Our shopkeepers are the lifeblood of Bornova's economy. As Bornova Municipality, we are always with our shopkeepers, using all our resources.