Melikgazi Municipality, which is nearing completion of the construction of two schools in Kazım Karabekir Neighborhood, one middle school and one primary school, continues its investments in the education sector without slowing down.

Saying that they are building better living spaces for children, who are the guarantee of the future, while planning the new projects of the district, and that they are striving to provide them with a better education, Melikgazi Mayor Assoc. Dr. Mustafa Palancıoğlu said, "As Melikgazi Municipality, we are enabling children and young people to receive education in higher quality environments with the schools, libraries, course centers, and technology workshops we have built. Everyone now knows the importance we give to education investments. These schools, which we have built for both middle and primary schools, will serve the Yeniköy, Altınoluk, and Kazım Karabekir neighborhoods. We have implemented these schools with 8 classrooms, 2 floors, and a total construction area of ​​1740 square meters. Our schools, whose landscaping is nearing completion, turned out very beautiful. Built according to all the needs of the students with their modern architecture and well-equipped classrooms, our schools will make a significant contribution to the educational life of our district. In all of our newly built schools, we are contributing to the upbringing of our students in a safe and high-quality educational environment. We are proud and happy about this success. Because we attach great importance to young people and education investments. Every investment in education is an investment in our future. As our municipality, with the investments we have made in the field of education, we are not only "We are not only meeting today's needs, but also supporting the upbringing of tomorrow's knowledgeable and well-equipped generations. As Melikgazi Municipality, we will continue to resolutely pursue our education projects and provide better opportunities for our youth, who are the guarantee of the future," he said.