Deputy President Cevdet Yılmaz, speaking in Elazığ, provided insights into Turkey’s economic situation
He outlined plans for inflation reduction, projecting single-digit figures by 2026 with decreases expected annually after May. He said following: “Despite challenges such as earthquakes, Turkey’s economy grew by 4.5%, surpassing the $1 trillion mark in national income.
Yılmaz also emphasized the significance of political stability for economic growth and expressed gratitude for public support, particularly in Elazığ. He also discussed the upcoming elections, referring to AK Party would practice real municipalism.
He highlighted efforts to rebuild Elazığ post-earthquake and called for unity and solidarity among citizens. Overall, his speech underscored the government’s commitment to economic stability, development, and inclusive governance.
