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Turkey political and economic agenda

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The Turkish political and economic agenda for early October 2026 involves several legislative and financial activities. In the Grand National Assembly, Yeni Parti leader Özgür Özel is scheduled to address a group meeting, alongside general legislative discussions. Economically, Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan is expected to present to the Plan and Budget Commission. The Ministry of Treasury and Finance is managing the sale of US dollar-denominated government bonds and the re-issuance of fixed-coupon and TLREF-indexed bonds. Additionally, the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye is slated to release reports regarding monthly price developments for September and real effective exchange rates. On the political front, Devlet Bahçeli, leader of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), has reinforced his support for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to run for another term. During the first group meeting of the 28th term of the Grand National Assembly, Bahçeli stated that it is the ~~“desire~~ ‘desire and demand of the People's ~~Alliance”~~ Alliance’ that Erdoğan serves one more term, arguing such a move is in the interest of Turkey and the region. To facilitate this, Bahçeli proposed that Parliament pass a decision to renew elections under Article 116 of the Constitution. He suggested these elections be held within 2028 to ensure political stability, predictability, and economic confidence. He articulated a vision for 2028 where Erdoğan remains in the executive branch while the MHP maintains influence in the legislative branch. Bahçeli also noted that the upcoming legislative period should focus on structural reforms, strengthening democratic standards, and achieving a ‘terror-free Turkey’ to improve socio-economic conditions. Furthermore, he remarked that while New York serves as the political center of the United Nations, Ankara should serve as its ‘center of justice,’ positioning Turkey as a leader in international law.

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