The first plane operating a regular flight from Russia landed at Gazipasa airport in the Turkish resort of Alanya, Anadolu .

A Boeing 737-800 of Pobeda Airlines with 188 Russians on board took off from Moscow's Vnukovo airport. On the occasion of the arrival of the first regular flight from Russia, a ceremonial meeting was organized at Alanya airport. The plane passed through the water arch, and tourists at the airport were greeted with flowers and gifts. Introductory brochures were also distributed to passengers.

The head of the Alanya municipality, Adem Murat Yucel, noted the importance of implementing flights from Russia, including for the development of tourism.

The Russian airline Pobeda will fly to Gazipasa airport three times a week - on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

Earlier, a source told RIA Novosti that the Federal Air Transport Agency sent a telegram to Russian airlines, which spoke of the possible suspension of charter flights to Turkey due to the difficult internal political situation in this country.

In turn, a representative of the General Directorate of Civil Aviation of Turkey said that the Russian side did not inform the Turkish aviation authorities about the possibility of suspending charter flights between the two countries.

The Pobeda low-cost airline is part of the Aeroflot group and is based at Moscow's Vnukovo airport. The airline's net profit at the end of 2016 exceeded 3 billion rubles. Pobeda carried 4.3 million passengers last year, ranking sixth in Russian civil aviation by this indicator.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan inaugurated the new Akkuyu nuclear power plant in Turkey.

This station is the first in the country and one of the few in the region. It was built by the Russian company Rosatom and represents the latest technology in the field of nuclear energy. The opening of the Akkuyu station was an expected event that attracted the attention of the world community.

This plant has a capacity of 1,200 megawatts and can supply electricity to about 3 million homes. It is also an environmentally friendly source of energy, which is a big advantage for Turkey, which suffers from air and water pollution. Putin and Erdogan expressed confidence that the opening of the Akkuyu station will lead to strengthening relations between Russia and Turkey.

They also noted that this plant is an important step in the development of nuclear energy in the region and will contribute to economic growth and reduce dependence on foreign energy sources. However, the opening of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant has raised concerns among some experts and the public.

They believe that the use of nuclear energy can be dangerous and lead to disasters, such as the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in 1986. However, Putin and Erdogan assured that the Akkuyu plant meets the highest international safety standards and will operate in strict accordance with the requirements of the International Atomic Energy Agency. In general, the opening of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant is an important event for Turkey and Russia. This will allow them to strengthen their relationships and develop economically. However, it is important to remember that the use of nuclear energy requires strict adherence to international safety standards and must be carried out with care and responsibility.

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Support by company employees at all stages of the purchase and sale transaction:
1) Selection and display of real estate
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3) Obtaining a tax number in Turkey
4) Opening a bank account in a Turkish bank
5) Translation and notarization of passport
6) Registration of property rights - Tapu
7) Registration of electricity meters
8) Registration of water meters
9) Assistance in connecting gas
10) Assistance in purchasing furniture and equipment

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• Providing apartments for short-term rental in Mersin. Offers for renting real estate in Mersin.
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• Property management
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• Interior design and renovation
• Property furnishings
• Help with connecting to the Internet
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Finance Minister Lutfi Elvan announced the end of the tender to complete the construction of Çukurova Airport in Mersin. Elvan said: “The contracting company will start work in 2 weeks. His promise to complete the construction of the airport in Mersin is March 2022. With Allah’s permission, we will all open Çukurova Airport in Mersin together.”

Minister of Finance Lutfi Elvan attended the 7th regular regional congress of the regional administration of the party. Speaking at the congress, which was attended by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan via video conference, Elvan reported on the investments made in the city of Mersin during their rule.

Noting that unimaginable investments have been made in Mersin over 19 years, Elvan said: “When we look at DSI (State Water Supply) investments such as the construction of dams, ponds and especially the improvement of watercourses, DSI (State Water Supply) alone has completed 172 projects building dams, ponds and flood control over the past 19 years. If we look at our management, over 19 years the expenses amounted to almost 10 billion liras.

We are completing the construction of Sorgun Dam, Aksifat Dam, Aydincik Dam and Pamukluk Dam, which you have been eagerly waiting for and have been talking about for many years, and these four great dams. Work on the alienation of the Cheshmeli-Tashuku highway is ongoing, the project has been completed, I hope that we are planning to hold a tender in the near future.

Let me clarify that now the highway ends in the village of Cheshmeli and then the road goes through the villages of Kargypinari, Tomyuk, Arpachbakhshish, Erdemli and so on. With all the traffic lights. We are talking about the construction of a bypass road - a highway connecting Tasuca with the Autobahn in the Cheshmeli region. From Tashuzhdu, the construction of a highway to Alanya has been underway for the last 10 years. Many tunnels and high-speed sections of the road are open.

The tender result for the construction of Çukurova Airport superstructure facilities under the build-operate-transfer (BOT) model, as well as the operation and transfer of the airport, were approved by the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Adil Karaismailoğlu.

Having won the tender, Favori İşletmecilik AŞ (Favori İşletMecilik JSC) / Yako Tekstil Sanayi ve Dis Ticaret AŞ (Yako Teksil Sanayi ve Dysh Ticaret Şirketi Ltd.) The joint venture undertakes to pay 297.1 million euros plus VAT to the state airports (DHMI) for 25 years operation and invest 155 million euros in the airport.

In a statement made by DHMİ, it was said that the joint venture Favori İşletmecilik AŞ / Yako Tekstil Sanayi ve Dış Ticaret A won the tender held for Çukurova Airport on November 20 in the 147th round. The joint venture in the last round was informed that DHMI had committed to pay EUR 297 million 100 thousand plus VAT and was reminded that the tender included the construction, operation and transfer of airport superstructure facilities under the BOT.

It is reported that the result of the tender was approved by Minister Karaismailoğlu.

“This will add value to the region.”

“Cukurova Airport will add value to the region. The airport, which will be the gateway of Adana and Mersin to the world, will make Çukurovo an important crossroads in the field of air transport. Çukurova Airport will make a great contribution to the holistic development of both the region and our country.”

Elvan said: “I know that you have been waiting for Çukurova airport for a long time and you are tired, but we intend to complete this construction.”

Source https://www.ntv.com.tr/ekonomi/bakan-elvandan-cukurova-havalimani-aciklamasi

From the latest news:

As Euromag reports, Çukurova Airport (Çukurova Bölgesel Havalimanı) in the Turkish city of Mersin will open in October 2023.

Currently, the infrastructure of this airport in Mersin province is 92% complete. Initially, the air harbor was planned to be put into operation back in 2018, but the completion date of construction was postponed several times.

Source https://www.tourister.ru/world/asia/turkey/city/mercin/news/31683

The region of Mersin is located in the southeast of Turkey, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea opposite the island. Cyprus. Mersin borders the Adana and Antalya regions. Mersin is famous for its beaches and fertile gardens. Since ancient times, this area was called Cilicia, this is the birthplace of the Apostle Paul, these lands were presented to Cleopatra by Mark Antony.

The entire coast of Mersin is occupied by sandy beaches. Due to the purity of the water, these places are the most preferred for underwater sports. The best beaches in this region are the following beaches: Tashudcu, Kizkalesi, Kulakkyoy, Kuruchay, Susanoglu, Yemishkumu, Lamas, Limonlu, Cheshmeli, Kiz Kalesi, Balykova, Yoren, Yenikash, Iskele and Anamur.

The coastline of Mersin Province is home to a large number of cultural and historical treasures. In the city of Mersin there are remains of ancient ruins from the period of the Roman, Ottoman, Byzantine and Hitite empires.

In the city of Tarsus there is a well and the Church of St. Paul, the Gyozlu Fortress, the Ashabi Kekhfa Cave, the Dyonuk Stone, the Roman Road and the Cleopatra Gate.

The most modern city in the Mediterranean is the city of Mersin. The city is famous for Turkey's first skyscraper, its palm-lined coastal boulevards, beautiful hotels, beautiful parks, free trade zone and shopping malls.

Mersin is called a Turkish paradise, since quite recently almost no tourists from Europe and Russia came here; only Turks coming from all over the country vacationed here. Although Turkey has many beautiful places, the feelings of unity with nature and peace here are somehow inexplicable and special.

Tourists come here to enjoy the aroma of palm alleys, taste inexpensive traditional dishes made from freshly caught fish in cozy local restaurants, and stroll along the embankment.

Mersin province is rich in thermal springs. Many of them flow into mountain rivers, which makes swimming in mineralized mountain water possible all year round. For example, in the town of Doctor un Iri you can swim all year round; the water is rich in radon and calcium. People come here to treat the musculoskeletal system, joints, mountain trout fishing, swimming in the river, or just family and friendly picnics. Famous hot springs with water temperatures up to 60 degrees are Ichel-Guneysu, Guneyyolu, Tarsus Akchakoja, Tarsus Keshbuku, Silifike Saparja, Mut-Khojanty are just a few of them.

One of the popular thermal spas is "Çelikhan", located at a distance of 70 km from Mersin. Here, among the gorge surrounded by coniferous mountains, there are a number of sanatoriums. You can stay there, rent a room, swim in thermal waters with a temperature of +45 degrees, take a steam bath in a Turkish hammam, get over 20 types of massage, or just take a walk through the pine forests.

Mersin Province is the cradle of many civilizations, being the main location of the Roman Empire. As a province of Byzantium, the region preserved hundreds of dwellings, thousands of burials, dozens of palaces and fortresses, as well as dozens of Christian churches that exist to this day next to mosques. Architectural monuments up to 2-2.5 thousand years old are perfectly preserved, because... Mersin is the only earthquake-safe region in Turkey.

 There are many shrines in Mersin, places of power revered by people of different nations, religions, even atheists and bioenergeticists recognize the power invisible to the human eye. One of these places is the Cave of Heaven and Hell (Janet - Jahhanem). A mythological river flows here, where Achilles's mother bathed him, holding him by the heel. After bathing, he received invulnerability, except for one place that was not lowered into the water - his heel. Today people from all over the world come here for healing in the miraculous water, and to make wishes in the Cave of Paradise. However, not everyone will be destined to plunge into the mysterious river. The place seems to “not let” some people in, and even after going down the thousand-year-old steps, of which there are 450 by the way, the river may not “appear” to you. A river can appear and disappear in the bowels of the earth at any time. The cave looks like a miraculous temple, where you can find holy images in the rocks and see or photograph angels (phantoms). The energy, beauty and grandeur of this place are difficult to describe. Therefore, we recommend everyone to visit the cave of Heaven and Hell.

PS The author of this text has repeatedly observed the “playful” behavior of the river and there are hundreds of testimonies, including scientific ones, that speak of the high energy of this place, as can be judged by thousands of eyewitnesses whose wishes were fulfilled and who were able to photograph the angels with their cameras.

In terms of religious tourism, the province has two main structures.

The first of these is the House, Church and Well of the Apostle Jesus Christ, St. Paul, located in Tarsus and recognized by the Vatican as the Place of the Cross.

In Tarsus, Saul, the future Apostle Paul, was born into a family of Hellenized Jews. According to biblical legend, on the way to Damascus, Saul was struck by a bright light from heaven and heard an unknown voice: “Saul, Saul! Why are you persecuting Me? — after which he became blind. The people traveling with him led him to Damascus, where he was healed by the Christian Ananias. Struck by what had happened, Saul believed in Christ and was baptized. After he converted the proconsul of Cyprus, Sergius Paulus, to Christ, Saul began to be called Paul.

The Apostle Paul also preached in his native Tarsus, where he gained many followers. The house in which the Apostle Paul once lived in Tarsus has not survived. However, the well located next to it, now called the well of St. Paul (St. Paul Kuyusu), has survived to this day. Already in the first centuries of Christianity, it became a place of pilgrimage, and the water from it was considered holy and healing properties were attributed to it.

Another important pilgrimage site was the Church of St. Paul. It is believed that the first temple in its place was built in the 4th century under Emperor Constantine. Later it was destroyed during wars with Muslims and rebuilt again by the Crusaders at the turn of the 11th-12th centuries. In those days, pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land considered it their indispensable duty to make a stop in Tarsus.

The second structure is the one declared in the early Christian period as the Place of the Cross of Azize Aya Tekla (Meryemlik) - the Church of St. Thekla, a structure located in Silifika/Bashucu and recognized by both the Muslim and Christian world as a place of religious visits. Also within the province is the Cave of Tarsus Ashaba Kef (Cave of the "Seven Sleepers", "People of the Cave").

The tradition of the "Seven Sleepers" exists in both the Christian and Muslim traditions.

The Islamic version of the legend of the young sleepers is well known in the Muslim world, as it is quoted in the Qur'an. The Islamic version of the legend also mentions a faithful dog that accompanied the young men on the way to the cave and slept at its entrance. People passing by saw a sleeping dog and were afraid to look inside, thinking that it was guarding the secrets of the cave.  

According to the Christian version of the legend, there were seven young men who were accused of belonging to the Christian community during the period of persecution. Then a group of young men fled the city and hid in a cave. When they were found sleeping in the cave, the entrance was sealed by order of the emperor. Many years later, Christianity was transformed from a persecuted religion into the official state religion. More than 250 years later, when Christianity became the official state religion, the emperor decided to demolish the entrance to the cave. Imagine his surprise when inside he saw seven sleeping men who had not aged a day. They woke up with the confidence that only a day had passed.

Mersin hosts a number of international cultural events. In particular, the following are held: “International Exhibition of Stone Sculptures in the Open Air named after Hussein Gezer”, harvest festivals - the orange festival, which attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world.

This carnival procession is held at the beginning of December - the beginning of the winter citrus harvest in the Mersin region. Artists and ensembles from all over the world are invited to attend.

The State Opera and Ballet Theater in Mersin performs classical music, chamber orchestras, ballet and dance shows from all over the world give concerts.

In 2007, the European Festivals Association (EFA) announced the annual International Music Festival in Mersin in October. Opera divas, leading conductors, symphony orchestras, composers and musicians come here.

The theater regularly hosts children's performances, dance shows, opera, and ballet.

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It is much more profitable for Kazakhstanis to purchase real estate in Turkey, which is 2-5 times cheaper than in Kazakhstan, Tengrinews.kz correspondent reports. This is what the manager of one of the Turkish construction companies in Kazakhstan, Alexandra Sokolova, .

According to her, the cost of housing in the Mersin region (Turkey) ranges from 55,250 to 93,500 euros for 85-110 square meters, that is, from 600 euros (in complexes under construction) to 850 euros per square meter (in built complexes with furniture and technology).
At the same time, the area of ​​the apartments ranges from 75 to 195 square meters. “Those who want to earn additional income and rent out apartments can receive an income from 80 to 160 euros per day during the season and 600-1200 euros per month in the off-season,” Sokolova . In addition, the average cost of apartments in other areas of Turkey on the first coastline ranges from 1.5 to 2 thousand euros.

As the manager of the construction company noted, on August 7, 2012, a law abolishing the principle of reciprocity for the purchase of real estate by foreigners (individuals) came into force in Turkey.
Previously, real estate in Turkey could be purchased exclusively by a legal entity together with the owner - a Turkish citizen. Now, according to this law, for foreign citizens who have real estate in Turkey, the period of residence permit has been extended to one year. “And after eight years of holding a residence permit, foreigners can obtain citizenship,” Sokolova .

In connection with the entry into force of this law, Kazakhstan entered the list of 129 countries that have the right to purchase Turkish real estate without restrictions.
According to analysts, in 2012, investors from 183 countries bought 2,578 real estate properties in Turkey. At the same time, the total area of ​​acquired Turkish real estate was 1,162 thousand square meters. According to Sokolov , German citizens purchased the most real estate in Turkey; 561 Germans own 775 properties with a total area of ​​about 800 thousand square meters.

The top three also included Great Britain and Russia.
“Russian citizens bought 416, and British citizens - 365 Turkish real estate properties,” said the company manager. She also noted that in 2012, Kazakhstanis became the owners of 57 real estate properties in Turkey, of which 15 properties were purchased in the Mersin region (Turkey). According to analysts, Kazakhstan may soon also join the ranks of active foreign investors and enter the top five.

Author: Azhar Ashirova

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