Main  fields of activity being Land Transportation,  Sea Transportation and Container Transportation, our company  is providing logistic services  primarily to İran/Taskent and Ozbekistan, Turkmenistan, other Turki Republics, Syria and the Middleast.

Founded in 1999 with the partnership of Yılmaz Bal and Hüseyin Altıntaş, “Metronak  Textile International Transportation Construction Industry and Trade Ltd. Co.” has added the European countries to its field of specialization.  Metronak  illustrates that it has a vision aimed at future and  that it will be permanent in the sector by the C2 Document  it possesses and its memberships in Utikad, Roder, Und and Fiata. Headquarters of our company is in Mersin  and we are  successfully carrying on transportation to abroad from İstanbul, İzmir, Adana and other big cities.

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND METRONAK IN THE PRESS

President of the Board of Metronak International Transport  Yılmaz Bal stated that they had delivered the aid material  to Pakistan that suffered earthquake disaster  free of charge.

Bal stated that their aim was to repay  the debt of the Turkish people to Pakistan that had aided them years ago and said: “ Turkish people will aid much more than the aid they had received. We will also do our share and  deliver the aid material  to the locations of need in the most speedy way. This is our obligation.”  Bal also stated that they had delivered the aid material of various charity organizations to Pakistan until today  and  said that there was no transportation to Pakistan and  the  deliveries undertaken  by now  were realized under difficult conditions and as transshipments. He further said: “ As we know that the deliveries are aid material, even under these difficulties, we are delivering them to our brothers Pakistani people. This was  made possible by our dedicated colleagues at the transshipment points. Up until now we have delivered aid material of  various organizations by 15 vehicles and we are stil continuing to do so.”

Indicating the difficulties caused by  not being able to deliver the aid material directly, Bal pointed out that the matter should be given  urgent consideration and, until this situation  comes to an end, necessary buraucratic measures should be taken for  deliveries of aid material between the two countries.”