UCWEP visits the Union of Municipalities

Visit from UCWEP to the Union of Central Anatolia Municipalities

President Hasan Taşkın and Presidential Advisor Hatice Seydaoğlu held contacts in Ankara
UCWEP President Hasan Taşkın, Council President Advisor, journalist Hatice Seydaoğlu, Central Anatolia Municipalities Union Secretary General Dr. He visited Salim Çoruruk at Birlik’s headquarters in Tandoğan.
During the visit, topics such as the transformation of digital press, communication between local governments and the media, providing accurate public information and increasing the visibility of local governments were discussed. The meeting was held within the framework of mutual evaluations and cooperation perspectives.
During the meeting held at the Central Anatolia Municipalities Union building, the official environment with the Turkish flag and the European Union flag attracted attention. The institutional structure of the Union, which has been aiming at coordination and joint project production among the municipalities in the Central Anatolia Region since 1991, formed the background of the meeting.
UCWEP President Hasan Taşkın emphasized the importance of press ethics, transparency of local governments and accurate information transmission to the public in the digital age. President’s Advisor Hatice Seydaoğlu made evaluations within the framework of digital press, media ethics and international press standards.
Secretary General of the Union of Central Anatolian Municipalities Dr. Salim Çoruruk also gave information about the work they carry out as the Union and pointed out the importance of healthy and sustainable communication with the media for local development.
The visit is aimed to lay the groundwork for new collaborations between UCWEP and local governments and to contribute to strengthening media-local government relations. The meeting ended with mutual good wishes and wishes for joint projects.
This contact is expected to have positive reflections on the local government agenda and press-public relations in Ankara.