Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş continues to stand by the citizens and tradesmen who are having a hard time with the campaigns he has organized under the title of “6 Million One Heart” and the support packages he has announced during the Covid-19 period.
Slow has now paid the Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS) fees of the families receiving social assistance and the children of the sector employees who were closed due to the pandemic.
TOTAL 300 TL CASH PAYMENT MADE
Announcing that they will pay the YKS fees of the families receiving social assistance and the children of the sector employees closed due to the pandemic, Yavaş called these citizens to create an application form via text message.
A total of 300 TL in cash, including their allowances, was deposited to 6,521 students who applied and met the conditions.
Making a statement on the subject from his social media accounts, Mayor Yavaş said, “We said that we would cover the YKS fees of the families receiving social assistance and the children of the sector employees who were closed due to the pandemic. We deposited the exam fees of 6521 children who applied, together with their pocket money. I wish success to our youth, the hope of the future,” he said.
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