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Istanbul’s Smart City Transformation

Istanbul, a city of 16 million, faces significant urbanization challenges, including overcrowding and vulnerability to earthquakes. To address these issues, the city has launched a comprehensive urban transformation program. This program includes providing financial aid to help residents rebuild high-risk buildings. The goal is to create a safer and more sustainable city.

Istanbul’s 2030 Smart City Strategic Plan prioritizes smart infrastructure, green design, and sustainable development. The city is creating a digital twin to better respond to potential disasters and crises. Officials are also preparing new policies to ease traffic circulation, including improvements in parking management and bike-friendly technologies. The city’s transformation will require collaboration between the government, local officials, and the public.

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