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Mayor Eşki Visits Bornova’s 3rd Industrial Estate

27 July 2026

“Bornova Is an Industrial City, and We Will Always Stand by Our Tradespeople”

Bornova Mayor Ömer Eşki visited the Bornova 3rd Industrial Estate to meet with local business owners and industrial representatives. Emphasizing the importance of collaboration, Mayor Eşki stated, “We will solve the challenges faced by the tradespeople who carry Bornova’s economy together, around the same table.”

As part of his ongoing visits to the district’s production and employment centers, Mayor Eşki met with Şenol Demirel, Chairman of the Bornova 3rd Industrial Estate Board of Directors, and board members. During the meeting, he received detailed information about the estate’s current conditions and the needs of its businesses.

Highlighting Bornova’s strong industrial identity, Mayor Eşki stressed that local tradespeople and manufacturers are the driving force of the district’s economy and reaffirmed the municipality’s commitment to supporting them.

Infrastructure and Development Priorities Discussed

The meeting focused on infrastructure, environmental improvements, and administrative issues affecting the industrial estate. Mayor Eşki emphasized that the municipality is working tirelessly to strengthen local businesses and improve working conditions.

“Bornova is not only a city of education and culture but also a powerful industrial center. Our tradespeople, who produce, create employment, and contribute to the economy, are among our greatest assets. We are fully aware of the challenges facing this industrial estate. By working hand in hand with the site management, we will resolve these issues quickly through cooperation and common sense before they become long-term problems.”

Chairman Demirel Thanks Bornova Municipality

Şenol Demirel, Chairman of the Bornova 3rd Industrial Estate Board of Directors, expressed his appreciation for the municipality’s continued support.

He noted that Bornova Municipality has consistently played a constructive role in resolving bureaucratic issues involving various institutions.

“We are grateful to Mayor Ömer Eşki and all the teams at Bornova Municipality for their support in licensing procedures, sanitation services, environmental improvements, and the road projects that have transformed the appearance of our industrial estate. This sincere and solution-oriented approach gives confidence and strength to our business community.”

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