ALAŞEHİR PLAIN PROJECT BRINGS IN 150 MILLION LIRAS TO THE PRODUCERS...

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Press release...

Alaşehir Plain Project: 150 million liras each year to the producer...

Abundance comes to Alaşehir (a district of Manisa province), grapes centre of Turkey. With the giant project to be implemented in cooperation with the World Bank, 136 thousand 500 decares of land will have modern irrigation and the producer will get 150 million liras more each year with 2019 figures.

Good news to Alaşehir, the grape warehouse of the world's largest exporter of raisins Turkey. Built in 1979, Alaşehir Irrigation is being renewed in cooperation with the world bank. With the project prepared, 40-year open system channels will be transformed into a pressurized closed system. With the new system, both the producer and the national economy will win.

360 km of pipes to be laid...

The Alaşehir Irrigation Regeneration Project, which will be implemented in cooperation with the World Bank, covers 136,500 decares of land. Open system channels worn over time within the scope of the work, which is planned to be completed in 4 years, will be replaced with a closed system with pressure pipes. A 360 km pipeline will be installed for the new project and a prepaid metre system will be installed in the region. Both the water will be used more effectively and the producer will pay as much as he uses

Will earn 150 million liras each year...

The Alaşehir Irrigation Regeneration Project will provide an increase in revenue of 1100 liras and 34 kurush per per decare and will bring an additional 150 million 196 thousand and 663 liras to the regional producer in 2019 figures.

World Bank delegation examined...

The World Bank delegation came to Manisa to examine the implementation site of the project, which was planned to be tendered at the end of 2019 and made observations in Alaşehir region together with the DSI (State Water Works). The guest delegation who met with the producers listened to the demands and evaluated the expectations from the project.

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