Felicity (Saadet) Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu's recommendations and sayings are being practiced one by one.
Earlier, Temel Karamollaoğlu called 'to stop unnecessary investments' and the AKP government took into consideration Karamollaoğlu's warnings about waste.
For the first time in 18 years, the government added ‘saving’ measures to its 11th Development Plan.
Ruling AKP finally came to the sayings of Felicity (Saadet) Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu!
The ruling party, which says 'no saving from reputation', has put the ‘saving’ item in its 11th Development Plan for the first time in 18 years!
The government underlined that the 11th Development Plan covering the years 2019-2023 aims to increase the ratio of saving measures to national income over 30 percent.
A FIRST IN 18 YEARS!
Saadet Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu, who foresaw the economic trend in the country by showing a great example of long-term and put forward the solutions, started to be done by the ruling party.
As will be remembered, Felicity Party leader Karamollaoğlu, "the first condition of the government's ability to correct the economy in every speech passed through the prevention of corruption and waste," he has said.
He added that the economy sack full of holes could not be filled if these two items were not paid attention.
These calls by Karamollaoğlu will have achieved its goal, for the first time in its 18-year term, the AKP passed the word 'savings' in a development plan.
RESOURCE FROM SAVING WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO EFFICIENT AREAS OF ECONOMY
In its 11th Development Plan, the AKP draws attention to the following measures regarding 'saving':
In the determined growth model, it is important that investments in productive areas are stable and high. It is aimed to increase the domestic savings, which constitute the most reliable financing source of these investments, and to increase the ratio of domestic savings to national income by more than 30 percent at the end of the period. It will contribute to increasing the domestic savings become more resilient to potential shocks to the economy and Turkey's current account deficit reduction. In addition to increasing public savings, households and firms will increase their awareness and tendency of savings, encourage long-term savings and implement policies that will direct savings to investments in productive areas of the economy.