Fatih Municipality serves citizens at the Urban Transformation Office

Fatih Municipality continues its transformation efforts with the goal of creating an earthquake-resistant and safer Fatih. The newly established Urban Transformation Office serves as a guidance center to facilitate citizen involvement in the process. Those wishing to renovate their homes can obtain detailed information on a wide range of topics, from the required application documents to project locations, rental and moving assistance, and loan support.

"WE HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO FUTURE GENERATIONS"

Fatih Mayor Mehmet Ergün Turan stated that urban transformation is not only a physical renewal but also a matter of security and responsibility to be passed on to future generations, saying:

Building earthquake-resistant and safe structures is our most important responsibility to our children and grandchildren. We are preparing for the future with modern and durable structures while preserving the historical fabric of Fatih. We will continue to carry out this process together with our citizens in a transparent, reliable, and step-by-step manner.

The following information was provided in a statement made by the municipality:

Citizens visiting the Urban Renewal Office most frequently ask questions about how to participate in the process, starting with the documentation they need. Among the most frequently asked questions is which neighborhoods and buildings are undergoing renewal projects. Furthermore, government-provided rental assistance, loan opportunities, and relocation support are among the topics citizens frequently inquire about. The expert teams working in the office provide guidance on all these topics, ensuring the process progresses in a manner that is both understandable and reassuring.

Fatih Municipality's goal isn't just to renovate buildings; it's to build safer, healthier, and more modern living spaces. While preserving its historical heritage for the future, efforts are ongoing to create a city that meets contemporary needs and is earthquake-resistant.

DHA

Reporter: News Center