The Maritime Border Customs Gate, completed at Körmen Port in Datça, was officially opened. International vessels arriving in the Gulf of Gökova will be able to enter Türkiye via Datça; the aim is also to enable passenger transportation to Kos during the season.
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The Körmen Maritime Border Customs Gate, completed in Datça district of Muğla, was opened to service with a ceremony. Datça District Governor Murat Atıcı stated that Datça has a customs gate on the Mediterranean side but not on the Aegean side, and that the Körmen Maritime Border Customs Gate will remedy this deficiency.
The Maritime Border Customs Gate, completed at Körmen Port in Datça, was officially opened. International vessels arriving in the Gulf of Gökova will be able to enter Türkiye via Datça; the aim is also to enable passenger transportation to Kos during the season.