Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç Inaugurates Courthouse in Seydikemer, Muğla
Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç recently visited the Seydikemer district in Muğla to inaugurate the new courthouse. This event marks a significant milestone in the development of the region’s legal infrastructure. Minister Tunç highlighted the importance of providing accessible justice services to all citizens and emphasized the government’s commitment to expanding the number of independent courthouse buildings across the country.
In his address at the opening ceremony, Minister Tunç stated that in 2002, there were only 22 independent courthouse buildings in the country. However, with the addition of the Seydikemer courthouse, the total number has now reached 367. He further expressed the government’s intention to increase this number in line with the growing demand for legal services. This initiative reflects the government’s efforts to improve the efficiency and accessibility of the judicial system.
Minister Tunç’s Visit to Muğla
During his visit to Muğla, Minister Tunç also took the opportunity to engage with local authorities and communities. He visited the Seydikemer District Governorship and the Seydikemer Municipality to gain insights into the ongoing projects and initiatives in the region. Minister Tunç commended the efforts of the local administration in promoting development and addressing the needs of the residents.
In a statement on social media, Minister Tunç expressed his admiration for the natural beauty, historical significance, and cultural richness of Muğla. He underscored the importance of collaboration between the central government and local authorities in driving progress and enhancing the quality of life for residents. Minister Tunç’s visit symbolizes the government’s commitment to engaging with local stakeholders and fostering partnerships for sustainable development.
Response to Wildfires in the Region
Amidst his visit, Minister Tunç also addressed the recent wildfires that have affected certain areas in Muğla. He provided an update on the situation, stating that the wildfire in Milas has been brought under control, albeit causing damage to several structures. In Menteşe, the Turnalı area witnessed damage to 17 seasonal residences and 29 other buildings, leading to the evacuation of 75 households. Similarly, in Dalaman, the Taşbaşı and Elcik neighborhoods saw the evacuation of 85 buildings due to the wildfire.
Minister Tunç acknowledged the challenges posed by the wildfires and commended the efforts of the firefighting teams in containing the blazes. He assured the affected communities of the government’s support and solidarity during these difficult times. Minister Tunç’s swift response to the wildfires underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of all citizens in the face of natural disasters.
Expansion of Legal Infrastructure
Furthermore, Minister Tunç highlighted the government’s plans to enhance the legal infrastructure in Muğla. Currently, the region is served by 318 judges and prosecutors, with additional courthouse buildings planned for Muğla City, Fethiye, Milas, Bodrum, and Ortaca. In Muğla City alone, a new building spanning 49,000 square meters is in the works to accommodate the growing demand for legal services.
Minister Tunç reaffirmed the government’s dedication to supporting the development of Muğla and ensuring that the region has adequate legal resources to meet the needs of its residents. The expansion of courthouse buildings and the recruitment of legal professionals underscore the government’s commitment to upholding the rule of law and promoting access to justice for all citizens.
In conclusion, Minister Tunç’s visit to Muğla and the inauguration of the Seydikemer courthouse signify the government’s proactive approach towards enhancing the legal infrastructure and addressing the challenges facing the region. The government’s commitment to expanding the number of courthouse buildings and supporting communities affected by natural disasters reflects its dedication to promoting justice, safety, and well-being for all citizens.
