Turkish cabinet to assess fund repayments and security agenda in Ankara meeting
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will lead a cabinet session on Oct. 26 to review interim payouts to investors in liquidated funds and discuss the PKK disarmament timetable.
On Oct. 26, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is set to convene a cabinet gathering at the Presidential Complex in Ankara to examine preparations for interim payments to investors affected by the liquidation of troubled funds, following parliamentary approval of the governing legislation. Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz will brief ministers on the liquidation mechanics and the forthcoming actions required by law. The session will also review the PKK's disarmament schedule within the broader "terror-free Türkiye" initiative, using intelligence from security agencies.
Foreign-policy topics will include ongoing US-Iran negotiations, developments in the Russia-Ukraine war, ceasefire prospects, the Gaza situation, and Turkey's defence pact with Mecca and maritime boundary agreement with Libya. Economic discussions will focus on inflation containment, price stability, and steps outlined in the Medium-Term Program. Related parliamentary work and sub-committee responsibilities will be addressed as part of the comprehensive agenda.
Why it matters
The decisions will shape fund repayments, security policy, and economic reforms affecting Turkey's investors and broader stability.
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