Turkey: Our projects that will improve the economy are ready

Published 2022년 6월 6일

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Fatih Erbakan, leader of the Welfare Party, criticized Turkey's reliance on agricultural imports at the Sakarya Provincial Presidency's 2nd Ordinary Congress and Youth Festival. He blamed this on flawed agricultural policies that have led to the shutdown of public sugar factories and a reliance on imports for basic agricultural products, including sugar. Erbakan also outlined the party's plans to revitalize the economy, which include the 'National Resource Packages', a strategy aimed at prioritizing the nation and the oppressed, and measures such as a 100% salary increase for civil servants and workers, and appointments for teachers, among other benefits, if the party were to come to power.
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Again, Welfare Party leader Fatih Erbakan spoke at the Sakarya Provincial Presidency's 2nd Ordinary Congress and Youth Festival held at Atatürk Indoor Sports Hall. Stating that Turkey, one of the few countries in the world that is self-sufficient in agriculture, has become dependent on imports as a result of wrong agricultural policies, Erbakan said, "We have to import even the most basic agricultural products. Now, according to the ministry, 400 thousand tons of beet sugar will be imported. "The customs duties have been zeroed. No taxes will be collected, no costs will be incurred. They reduced the production capacity of the public sugar factories to below 50 percent, they sold 14 sugar factories. They put a quota on the beet producer. At the end of all this, Turkey became even able to import sugar," he said. ' THERE ARE NATIONAL RESOURCE PACKAGES' Fatih Erbakan stated that their projects that will level the economy are ready when they come to power, and said: "There is no debt, ...
Source: Sondakika

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