President Erdoğan emphasizes stability and rejects street protests

Following the 74th Cabinet Meeting at the Presidential Complex, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan addressed matters of national stability, foreign policy, and economic planning. He emphasized that Turkey is a country of peace and unity, stating that the nation will not be surrendered to street movements or unrest, drawing comparisons to recent social unrest in parts of Europe.

Regarding foreign policy, Erdoğan highlighted Turkey's commitment to its national interests in the Eastern Mediterranean and mentioned ongoing maritime jurisdiction policies involving Libya. He also touched upon regional diplomacy and the importance of maintaining domestic tranquility amidst global developments.

On domestic issues, the President addressed press freedom, asserting that there are no issues with journalists as long as reporting is not based on falsehoods. Additionally, he announced that the government is working on legal regulations to improve the economic conditions of retirees, with the goal of implementing these measures by the end of the year to enhance their financial status by 2027.