After the government announced the New Economic Program, FRA’s Economic Freedom Center organized two PolicyTalks in Istanbul and Ankara. PolicyTalks is one of our major initiatives, where we bring together a diverse stakeholder profile to discuss a given policy issue. We organized two PolicyTalks on November 3rd and 24th to discuss the measures to be taken vis-a-vis the severe economic crisis Turkey is facing today and the trade-offs/merits and shortcomings of the NEP. In this report, you will find a comprehensive summary of the issues discussed in the meetings and a detailed analysis of the NEP. The report contains a summary of the views shared in the meetings and does not exclusively reflect the views of the organizing institutions. It is our sincere hope that this study (and those alike) would contribute to a more sensible public debate and policy-making process.
Turkish Economy and the New Economic Program
The first thing that needs to be done to get out of the economic recession is to accept the problem, create a damage report and to provide a roadmap to solve this damage in the short term.
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It is clear that the concept of guesthood is not sustainable for permanence that exceeds a certain duration, and it expresses exclusion, marginalization and a tool of putting boundaries.
Despite implementing mandatory immunization programs, Turkey does not have a specific vaccination law to indicate the details of the application of the programs as well as the legal consequences of