Turkey's 2027 Budget Proposal Begins Parliamentary Review Oct. 21
The proposal has been sent to parliament, with committee hearings expected to last about a month and include 2025 accounts.
Key takeaways
- The 2027 budget proposal was submitted to Turkey’s parliament.
- Committee hearings are scheduled to begin with Cevdet Yılmaz’s presentation on October 21.
Turkey’s 2027 central government budget proposal has been submitted to parliament, with committee hearings set to begin on October 21. Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz is expected to open the review with a presentation.
The proposal, signed by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, is expected to be referred to the Plan and Budget Commission. Members will also consider the 2025 final accounts proposal and Court of Accounts reports.
The commission’s review is expected to take about a month. After Yılmaz’s presentation, discussions are scheduled to pause for a week so committee members can prepare; once commission talks finish, the budget proposal will go to the parliamentary General Assembly.
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