Politics · Turkey · 8 hrs ago
Turkish justice ministry's 2027 budget proposal accepted by committee
Turkey's Parliamentary Plan and Budget Commission accepted the Justice Ministry's 2027 budget proposal, Justice Minister Akın Gürlek said.
The decision concerns the ministry's proposed budget for the coming year.
Gürlek thanked the commission's chair, Mehmet Muş, and members of parliament.
He said the ministry aims to speed up court processes and make justice easier to access.
He also said it would continue reforms and work to address public expectations of the justice system.
The proposal has cleared the commission, but no further step or date was given.
Turkey’s 2027 Justice Ministry budget proposal was accepted by the parliament’s Plan and Budget Commission.
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced the decision on social media.
Gürlek thanked commission chair Mehmet Muş and members of parliament.
He said the ministry would continue reforms aimed at addressing public expectations for justice.
- Who
- The Turkish parliament’s Plan and Budget Commission accepted the proposal. Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced the decision.
- What
- The Justice Ministry’s 2027 budget proposal was accepted.
- When
- The report was published on November 10, 2026. The date of the commission’s decision was not stated.
- Where
- The Turkish parliament’s Plan and Budget Commission.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Budget year
- 2027
- Decision
- Accepted by the Plan and Budget Commission
- Minister
- Akın Gürlek
- Commission chair
- Mehmet Muş
What people are saying
I thank all my colleagues who work with dedication to speed up judicial processes, improve the effectiveness of services and make access to justice easier for our citizens.
Under the leadership of our President, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, we will resolutely continue to implement our inclusive reforms and produce concrete solutions to our nation’s expectations for justice.