
In the Cabinet meeting chaired by President Erdoğan, the fund investigation, foreign policy, the fight against terrorism and the 2027 budget are discussed.
The Cabinet, chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, came together to discuss critical issues such as the fund investigation, foreign policy, the Terrorism-Free Türkiye process and the 2027 budget.
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The Cabinet is the highest decision-making body that determines Türkiye's domestic and foreign policy agenda.
NEWS CENTER- The Cabinet meeting chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has started. At the meeting, critical topics on Turkey's agenda will be discussed. Many issues will be on the agenda of the meeting, from the judicial and economic aspects of the fund investigation to hot developments in foreign policy, from the disarmament phases of the PKK in the Terror-Free Türkiye process to the 2027 budget and wage increases.
FUNDING INVESTIGATION IS ON THE TABLE
Critical topics such as the fund investigation, the repercussions of the UN summit, regional crises and Terrorism-Free Türkiye will be discussed tomorrow in the Cabinet meeting chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
2 MINISTERS WILL INFORM
All discussions, including the funding crisis, will be on the table at the meeting. Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek and Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek are expected to provide information about the judicial and economic dimensions of the crisis. At the meeting, the direction in which the investigations will proceed, the measures to be taken for citizens harmed by the crisis, and the economic measures to be taken to prevent similar situations will be discussed.
FOREIGN POLICY
Foreign policy will also be on the Cabinet's agenda. While President Erdoğan is expected to inform the Cabinet about the talks he held at the UN, regional developments will also be under the spotlight. Critical steps to be taken on issues such as ensuring the safety of navigation in the Black Sea in the Ukraine-Russia war, a ceasefire in Iran tensions, and a permanent ceasefire in Gaza will be discussed in the Cabinet.
TERRORIST-FREE Türkiye PROCESS
The terror-free Türkiye process is also under close monitoring by the Cabinet. After the framework law is passed by the Parliament in August, evaluations will be made regarding disarmament activities in the field. The final stage of the process followed by MIT and TAF will be examined.
Important issues such as the 2027 budget, the fight against inflation, and wage increases for 2027 will also be examined at the meeting.

New Party Group Deputy Chairman Gökhan Günaydın stated that Türkiye is facing a robbery of at least 20 billion dollars in fund investigations and said that he would make statements through Özata Denizcilik and Gündoğdu Tarım and reveal how the companies were used in fraud and their relations with the AKP. Günaydın asked for a statement from the Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek about the insider trading investigation regarding Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya.

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Iran's Embassy in London denied the allegations that the 5 people detained near Fairford Air Base were linked to Iran. The embassy described these news as anti-Iran propaganda and stated that they reserved their legal rights.

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