Erdoğan vows for slow-down of inflation as of New Year

“We are working hard to alleviate the consequences of the troubles, the causes of which we know, and then to eliminate them. Inflation data for November show that the recovery continues,” Erdoğan said addressing the 28th General Assembly of the Turkish Confederation of Employer Associations (TİSK), Qazet.az reports.

“With the new year, the recovery will accelerate, and as of February it will come to a more reasonable and easy-to-control place,” he added.

Erdoğan said he expected more investments, production, employment and exports from the employers. The government aims to increase the country’s growth with the current surplus, even more, he added.

Elaborating on the rises in the minimum wage, Erdoğan said the more the rights and welfare of the employees are protected by making the “necessary sacrifices,” the faster and safer the county can achieve its common goals.

“Türkiye, which has tried to be dragged into artificial crises, has entered a new upswing. Let alone kneeling, on the contrary, it has entered into a new rearing and this rearing will continue,” Erdoğan stated.