President Erdoğan: We have secured our people’s jobs and future thanks to our employment-oriented economic program
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a press conference following the Presidential Cabinet Meeting at the Presidential Complex.
Noting that the world was going through a period of escalating security threats and rising global economic crisis, President Erdoğan said that the turbulent times, which had started with the pandemic, the war, the rise of commodity prices, and the blockage of production and supply chains, and escalated into a possibility of recession, affected Türkiye as well.
“TÜRKİYE HAS THE CAPABILITY TO FORESEE THREATS”
“We as a country and as a nation are struggling against a series of problems, from the influx of irregular migrants to high cost of living,” President Erdoğan said. “As a result of the attacks and traps it has suffered from for a long time, Türkiye, unlike other countries, is a country that has the capability to foresee threats and to swiftly take precautions.”
“Every global crisis and the ensuing debates reaffirm Türkiye’s this quality,” President Erdoğan said. “Our security and social architecture, which we have consolidated by using our experience from our fight against terror, has made us more secure against other chaotic situations in our region. The double standards and injustices we suffered from in diplomacy for a long time enable us to develop balanced and constructive policies in the face of new regional fluctuations. Thanks to the mechanisms we have developed against economic attacks, we manage to minimize the destructive effects of the global crisis,” President Erdoğan added.”
Underscoring that Türkiye, which diversified its supplies and mobilized its local and renewable resources, were prepared for the energy crisis that preoccupied the entire world, particularly Europe, President Erdoğan said: “In a period of increasingly louder discussions about the danger of recession, we have secured our people’s jobs, livelihood and future thanks to our employment-oriented economic program.”
