Important Events on the Agenda: Economy and Politics - September 25, 2025

Summary of the Agenda - September 25, 2025

There are important economic and political developments in Turkey and around the world today. Here are the highlights:

President Erdoğan in the United States

1- President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was hosted by US President Donald Trump at the White House. The two leaders will meet in the Oval Office, followed by a working dinner between the delegations.

Istanbul Important Meetings

2- Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz will meet with the heads of Eastern and Southeastern NGOs at the AK Party Bahçelievler District Presidency and attend the National Will Meeting Program. (Istanbul/12.00/15.30/19.30)

CHP Chairman's Shopkeeper Visit

3- CHP Chairman Özgür Özel will attend the opening ceremony of Gazi Vocational Technical Anatolian High School built by Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and visit shopkeepers. (Elazığ/15.00/17.00)

Economic and Financial Developments

Visit of the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry

1- Ibrahim Yumaklı, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, will meet with forest villagers and mukhtars in Şile within the scope of Turkish Century Meetings. (Istanbul/15.00)

World Maritime Day & Economic Data

2- Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu will attend the World Maritime Day breakfast program. The Minister will also visit patients and tradesmen, as well as go to AK Party Adalar District Presidency and make a press statement. (Istanbul/10.00/12.30/13.00/14.30)

3- Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey and Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency will announce weekly monetary statistics and banking sector data. (Istanbul/14.30/14.00)

World Diplomatic Developments

United Nations General Assembly Continues

1- The 80th General Assembly of the United Nations continues in New York with the participation of more than 150 heads of state and government.

The Situation in Gaza Increases Tensions

2- Israel's plans to occupy the city of Gaza and its practices preventing humanitarian aid efforts are deepening the crisis in the region. (Gaza/Jerusalem)