Erdoğan signs decree: Governors of 16 provinces changed, published in the Official Gazette
Appointment decisions made by the Presidency have been published in the Official Gazette, with the decree resulting in the appointment of governors to 16 provinces.
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With the decision published under the signature of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, governors were appointed to 16 provinces. Kırşehir Governor Hüdayar Mete Buhara, Bolu Governor Erkan Kılıç, Amasya Governor Yılmaz Doruk, Bitlis Governor Erol Karaömeroğlu, Burdur Governor Türker Öksüz, Karaman Governor Hüseyin Engin Sarıibrahim, Çorum Governor Zülkif Dağlı, Sakarya Governor Yaşar Karadeniz, Gümüşhane Governor Alper Tanrısever, Artvin Governor Cengiz Ünsal, Manisa Governor Enver Ünsal, and Şırnak Governor Cevdet Atay were removed from their posts and appointed as Chief Civil Inspector Governors.
In addition, Konya Governor Vahdettin Özkan was appointed as Governor of Manisa, Kırklareli Governor Birol Ekici as Governor of Şırnak, Uşak Governor Turan Ergün as Governor of Artvin, and Isparta Governor Aydın Baruş as Governor of Gümüşhane.
According to the decision, Head of the Ministry of Interior Inspection Board İbrahim Akın was appointed as Governor of Konya, Deputy Head of Migration Management Önder Bakan as Governor of Amasya, Chief Civil Inspector Ali Çalgan as Governor of Çorum, Deputy General Manager of Personnel at the Ministry of Interior Tülay Baydan Bilgihan as Governor of Burdur, Deputy General Manager of Provincial Administration Mehmet Fatih Çiçekli as Governor of Karaman, Chief Civil Inspector Abdullah Erin as Governor of Isparta, Chief Civil Inspector Rahmi Doğan as Governor of Sakarya, Bursa-Gemlik District Governor Uğur Turan as Governor of Kırklareli, Istanbul-Sancaktepe District Governor Ahmet Karakaya as Governor of Bitlis, Hatay-İskenderun District Governor Murat Sefa Demiryürek as Governor of Kırşehir, Istanbul-Ümraniye District Governor Abdulaziz Aydın as Governor of Bolu, and Ankara-Etimesgut District Governor Naci Aktaş as Governor of Uşak.