ALTİD Chairman Burhan Sili announced that a joint working unit will be established between Alanya Municipality, ASAT, and ALTİD to ensure sustainable tourism and promote more coordinated efforts. This unit will respond immediately to complaints, particularly those related to sewage and wastewater treatment issues. During the meeting, the status of wastewater treatment plants, restructuring processes, financial resources, and combating environmental pollution were also discussed.

Burhan Sili, Chairman of the Alanya Tourism Operators Association (ALTİD), stated, "In order to ensure sustainable tourism and for more coordinated and dynamic work, a joint working unit will be established between the Alanya Municipality, ASAT, and ALTİD. This unit will promptly address complaints, particularly those related to sewage and wastewater treatment issues."
ALTİD Chairman Burhan Sili emphasized that the tourism sector is a sensitive industry, and spoke about the importance of the meeting: "We received information about the latest status of the wastewater treatment plants. We evaluated their capacities and the processes that will follow. We also took on the responsibilities that fall upon us. We discussed what needs to be done in our tourism facilities to prevent negative developments in the wastewater treatment plants, and also the issue of preventing mosquito breeding. We have formed working groups for these issues. A unit consisting of representatives from the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality, the Alanya Municipality, and ALTİD management will follow up on these activities. By strengthening our direct relationships, we have created a stronger alliance for the future of our city, working in a more coordinated and corporate manner. We will create a more dynamic structure to prevent existing problems or to take early measures against potential problems. We held a very beneficial meeting in terms of protecting public health and raising the quality standards of our tourism sector."