US EditionA New Era for Retirees! Pensions Increased to 20,000 Tl.
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The bill, which raises the minimum pension to 20,000 TL and includes regulations in many areas, was approved by the Grand Assembly of the Turkish Parliament.
The bill proposing amendments to certain laws and the Decree Law No. 375, which includes an increase in the minimum pension, was passed by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey and enacted into law.
CHP members are continuing their protest in the Grand Assembly of the Turkish Parliament against the increase of the minimum pension to 20,000 Turkish Lira. CHP member Murat Emir said, "We absolutely do not accept a 1,000 Lira increase, which is like giving charity. We are calling for rebellion."
The Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) has approved an important regulation directly affecting millions of pensioners. The article, which increases the lowest pension from 16,881 TL to 20,000 TL, was passed by a majority vote as part of the "Draft Law on Amendments to Certain Laws and Decree Law No. 375." All pensioners whose pensions are below this amount will have 20,000 TL deposited into their accounts. So how will the implementation wo…
AKP Group Deputy Chairperson Özlem Zengin, during the discussion regarding the expected increase of the minimum pension to 20,000 TL, said, "Yes, it is not enough, we all see that." She added, "These amounts will be reviewed again when Türkiye's conditions are most favorable."
The fifth article of the bill proposing to raise the minimum pension to 20,000 Turkish Lira has passed the General Assembly of the Parliament. In the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, the fifth article of the Bill on Amendments to Certain Laws and the Decree Law No. 375, which foresees raising the minimum pension to 20,000 Turkish Lira, was accepted with the votes of the AKP and MHP. The CHP had started a vigil in the Parliament. [The article "…
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