Pension statement from Erbakan
Fatih Erbakan, Chairman of the Re-Welfare Party, made statements regarding the agenda of his party's meeting.
Quick Look
- Fatih Erbakan, leader of the Re-Welfare Party, stated that the lowest pension should be increased to the minimum wage level.
- Erbakan also touched upon the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement and funding investigations.
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Why It Matters
Re-Welfare Party leader Fatih Erbakan made evaluations at the party meeting.
Erbakan: The lowest pension should be brought to the minimum wage level
Re-Welfare Party leader Fatih Erbakan said, "The lowest pension should definitely be brought to the minimum wage level." he said.
Pension statement from Erbakan
Re-Welfare Party Chairman Fatih Erbakan said, "The lowest pension must be brought to the minimum wage level." he said.
Erbakan made evaluations about the agenda at the Provincial Presidents and Provincial Officials Meeting held at his party's National Youth Association.
Stating that they, as the Re-Welfare Party, voted "rejection" to the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement in the Turkish Grand National Assembly, Erbakan claimed that the agreement contained risks that could bring Türkiye face to face with Iran and Yemen.
Speaking about the fund investigations, Erbakan pointed out that the list of 214 people mentioned within the scope of the investigation should be published and their political extensions should also be tried.
Fatih Erbakan criticized the government over inflation figures and said, "The lowest pension must be brought to the minimum wage level." he said.
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Open Questions
- Will the list of 214 people in the fund investigation be announced?
- Will there be a new regulation regarding pensions?





