Turkey started the discussions presented to the National Assembly in 2020 drew attention to the Privatizations in the budget.
Accordingly, the remaining facilities belonging to Sümerbank'a privatized, highways and bridges, Gulluk, Tekirdag, Gokceada Lamb, Fenerbahce-Kalamis Port and Tasucu Port will also be sold.
The government has also not forgotten the sugar factories that have caused great controversy.
15 sugar factories in the state, including three, which could not be sold in 2018, but one that was canceled, will be resold.
SOLD FOR PROFIT, BUT LOST MONEY
After the sale of sugar factories by saying âr profit ’will be obtained, the farmer suffered great grievances. Thousands of workers lost their jobs. On top of all this, the expected revenue to the Treasury could not be provided. In view of all this, the government was expected to abandon privatization policies, which had no use to the public or the nation. However, this expectation was wasted with the budget submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
REMAINING FACTORIES HAVE BEEN IN SALES LIST
The government, which will also form a strategy for privatization, has included 15 sugar mills and their facilities, which are not sold, on the sales list. In recent years, despite the big reaction from all segments of the society, 11 sugar factories were sold.
THE LAND OF THE FACTORIES CAUSED QUESTION SIGNS IN THE MIND
The fact that gayrimenkul dormant gayrimenkul properties on the sales list were also included turned the attention to valuable land where sugar factories are located. Because even though the Bor Sugar Factory was not subject to sale, the factory was built by building a 625 thousand square meter area and a villa with a pool was built on this area. This scandal, while maintaining its freshness in memory, brings to mind all kinds of questions about the land of sugar factories.