Turkey's 2027 Budget Takes Center Stage: Parliament Weighs Investment Fund Closures

Turkey's 2027 Budget Takes Center Stage: Parliament Weighs Investment Fund Closures

Turkey's parliament is set for a busy week as lawmakers take up the 2027 budget proposal and a bill to liquidate investment funds tied to a major financial scandal.

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Turkey's parliament is gearing up for a heavy legislative week, with the 2027 budget proposal and the liquidation of investment funds dominating the agenda [265200]. Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz is set to present the 2027 budget proposal to the Planning and Budget Committee on October 21 [265200].

Alongside the budget, lawmakers will debate a nine-article bill affecting 455,758 people harmed in a fund investigation [260464]. The bill goes before the Plan and Budget Committee of the Grand National Assembly (TBMM) [260464].

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