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Göktaş noted that people whose applications are approved within the scope of the project are offered interest-free loan support with a grace period of 2 years and a maturity of 48 months. Göktaş stated that the loan amount is 250 thousand liras if both of the applicant couples are between the ages of 18-25, and 200 thousand liras if either of them is between the ages of 26-29. Göktaş said that within the scope of the project, 12 monthly installments of the repayments of families who had their first child were donated and the remaining part was postponed for 12 months, while all remaining repayments of families who had their second child were converted into grants.
EVRİN GÜVENDİK / ANKARA - Göktaş noted that people whose applications are approved within the scope of the project are offered interest-free loan support with a grace period of 2 years and a maturity of 48 months. Göktaş stated that the loan amount is 250 thousand liras if both of the applicant couples are between the ages of 18-25, and 200 thousand liras if either of them is between the ages of 26-29. Göktaş said that within the scope of the project, 12 monthly installments of the repayments of families who had their first child were donated and the remaining part was postponed for 12 months, while all remaining repayments of families who had their second child were converted into grants.
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