Deva Party Leader Ali Babacan Criticizes Lack of Transparency in Turkey’s Economic Institutions
Deva Party Chairman Ali Babacan has voiced criticisms towards the new economic administration, questioning the transparency of the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) and the Central Bank of Turkey, despite their 15 months in office. Babacan emphasized that to gain the public’s trust, these institutions need to operate more openly. These statements have sparked a significant debate regarding the oversight of economic policies and the public’s right to information.
Babacan’s remarks come at a crucial time when economic transparency is under scrutiny. By highlighting the need for clear and open communication, he brings to the forefront concerns about accountability and public confidence in economic governance.