Vice President Yılmaz will answer questions regarding the agenda at the AA Editor's Desk tomorrow.
Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz will answer questions on the topics of fund investigation, Terror-Free Türkiye and economy at the AA Editor's Desk, which will start at 10.00 tomorrow.
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Cevdet Yılmaz will evaluate current developments at the AA Editor's Desk.
At the AA Editor's Desk, which will start at 10:00 tomorrow, Yılmaz will answer questions about the agenda, especially the process known to the public as the "fund investigation", "Terror-Free Turkey" and the current situation in the economy.
Vice President Yılmaz's statements will be published on AA's website (www.aa.com.tr), and can also be followed instantly via the X account (@anadoluajansi) (@AACanli).
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