CBRT Governor Karahan Will Make an Economic Assessment at the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.

The new Governor of the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT), **Fatih Karahan**, will attend the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye (TBMM) Planning and Budget Committee on **October 7** to deliver an important presentation. This meeting will be chaired by **AK Party Samsun Deputy Mehmet Muş**.

Karahan plans to provide a comprehensive assessment of Türkiye's current economic situation in his presentation. He will particularly share important information regarding **global economic developments**, the **general outlook of the Turkish economy**, the **inflation combat process**, and **monetary policy**. In this context, the content of the presentation covers topics that will be closely followed by both parliament members and economic stakeholders.

For the sake of ensuring economic stability and preserving sustainable growth, the evaluations to be conveyed by **Karahan** are eagerly awaited in the markets. In addition to Türkiye's monetary policy strategies, detailed information is expected to be provided on the steps to be taken in the fight against inflation. This presentation also holds critical importance for understanding the factors directly influencing the CBRT's policies.

Through the presentation at the meeting, parliament members will gain a clearer perspective on the future of the economy and will have the opportunity to assess Türkiye's current economic situation. Furthermore, Karahan's evaluations regarding global economic and political developments will also form an important part of the meeting. These evaluations will contain valuable information not only for parliament members but also for market participants and analysts.

All these factors increase the place and importance of Karahan's presentation on the economic agenda. The steps to be taken for the healthy development of the economy are of great importance for all of Türkiye. Therefore, this presentation, to be held at the TBMM on October 7, will be at the center of economic discussions.