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Turkey’s Cabinet to discuss fund payments, security and economy
Turkey’s Cabinet is due to meet on October 12.
A main topic will be an investigation into funds that are being wound up, whose investors are set to receive interim payments.
A nine-article bill covering payments and the funds’ liquidation has been submitted to parliament.
The Cabinet is also expected to discuss Turkey’s “Terror-Free Turkey” process, including progress on plans for the organisation to lay down its weapons.
It will review developments involving US-Iran contacts, the war between Russia and Ukraine, and Gaza.
Economic issues are also on the agenda, including annual inflation, which was announced at 29.73%, and steps under the government’s medium-term programme.
The Cabinet is also expected to consider the framework for upcoming parliamentary debate on the central government budget.
Turkey’s Cabinet is due to meet on October 12, with an investigation into investment funds the main agenda item.
The Cabinet is expected to discuss interim payments to investors in funds being liquidated and rules for those payments and the liquidation process.
Security discussions are set to include the “Terror-Free Turkey” process and the progress of the organization’s weapons handover timetable.
The Cabinet is also expected to review the economy, including inflation and steps under the medium-term program.
International issues on the agenda include developments in Gaza, the Russia-Ukraine war and contacts between the United States and Iran.
- Who
- Turkey’s Cabinet.
- What
- It is due to discuss fund payments and liquidation rules, security issues, the economy and international developments.
- When
- October 12, the day after the article was published on October 11, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- To review the fund investigation and other domestic and international issues on the Cabinet’s agenda.
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- Cabinet meeting
- Due the day after October 11, 2026
- Fund legislation
- A 9-article bill was submitted to the TBMM Presidency
- Fund Board
- Its fourth meeting has taken place
- Annual inflation
- 29.73 percent was announced during the week
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