AKP has deviated accounts! 2023 targets deviated over 100 percent! 2023 engaged in politics since he shipped out targets AKP's Turkey Grand National Assembly and the dates 2019 and 2023, covering the 11th Development Plan was subject to all of the other targets in the draft revision!
2023 target per capita national income of 25 thousand dollars as the government predicted, 11th Development Plan 2023 target was revised to 12 thousand 484 dollars. First of all, the AKP, which shared its 2023 targets with the public at the 2011 congress, updated its targets, which led to the comments that 'It was the only past date'.
25 THOUSAND DOLLAR TARGETS DOWNED TO 12 THOUSAND DOLLARS!
While the development plan includes remarkable details, the most striking aspect is that none of the 2023 targets will be met! For the first time in 2011, the AKP announced its targets for 2023, predicting the national income per capita as 25 thousand dollars, while the national income in the development plan was changed to 12 thousand 484. With this update, 100 percent deviation in national income was realized.
UNEMPLOYMENT TARGET HAS BEEN INCREASED FROM 5 PERCENT TO 9 PERCENT!
Another change in the 11th Development Plan was made in the unemployment rate. The government announced that unemployment would be reduced to 5 percent in 2023 and that the AKP changed the target to 9.9 percent in the development plan and revealed that none of the AKP's 2023 targets were realistic.
OLD GOALS ON THE OFFICIAL SITE
On the other hand, it is worth noting that the AKP's official website still has its old 2023 targets. The AKP, which has been producing politics over 2023 targets for nearly 10 years, has also pointed out that these goals cannot be met and revised.
EXPORT TARGET FALLED FROM 500 BILLION DOLLARS TO 227 BILLION DOLLARS!
Likewise, the AKP government, which aims to increase exports to 500 billion dollars among the 2023 target, drew attention to updating this target to 227 billion dollars. While the share of export and error was around 120 percent, it was a question of whether new targets could be met or not. Among its former targets, the AKP government, which had closed the current account deficit in 2023 and committed to giving a current surplus, changed this goal to reduce the current account deficit.