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Establishment Of Price Stability Committee

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The Price Stability Committee (the "Committee") was established by Presidential Decree numbered 74 (the "Decree"), published in Official Gazette dated 30 June 2021, numbered 31527.

TurkeyGovernment, Public Sector
Dr. E. Seyfi Moroğlu, LL.M.
Dr. E. Seyfi Moroğlu, LL.M.
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The Price Stability Committee (the “Committee”) was established by Presidential Decree numbered 74 (the “Decree”), published in Official Gazette dated 30 June 2021, numbered 31527.

PURPOSE

The Decree tasks the Committee with advancing and maintaining domestic price stability by identifying threats to price stability, structuring and implementing appropriately coordinated fiscal and monetary policies and price controls, and overseeing and enforcing same. (Decree, article 2)

THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS

  • President of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey,
  • Head of Strategy and Budget,
  • Minister of Treasury and Finance
  • Minister of Labor and Social Security
  • Minister of Energy and Natural Resources

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