The most asked question to CIMER in 2024 has been revealed
In 2024, 4 million 590 thousand applications were made to the Presidency's Communication Center (CIMER) across 7 different categories. So, what was the most frequently asked topic to CIMER? Here are the details...
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The CIMER platform, which has been the first place citizens turn to when they want to exercise their rights to petition and access information with more than 35 million applications since 2018, saw intense interest in 2024 as well.
Presidency's Director of Communications Altun:
"In the Century of Turkey, great progress has been made with CIMER in areas such as awareness of seeking rights, democratic culture, participatory democracy, a management approach close to the public, equality in public service, public relations, and openness to public oversight"
"With the artificial intelligence transformation to be implemented in CIMER in 2025, the service will become more qualified"
In addition to facilitating the exercise of citizens' rights to petition and access information, CIMER, where they can convey their views and suggestions regarding implemented policies and submit new policy proposals, has today become the world's largest-scale public communication platform where the heart of nation-state communication beats.
A total of 7 million 360 thousand responses were sent to citizens throughout the year from CIMER, where it is mandatory to respond to every application made and where administrative and technical structuring has been established accordingly.
WHAT WAS THE MOST ASKED QUESTION?
In 2024, among 867 different types of applications, the topic of "population registration procedures" took the top spot due to the intense interest of those wanting to learn their exact time of birth.
The most applications came from Malatya, Ankara, and İzmir.
CIMER IN 2025
Stating that CIMER's service quality will increase with the artificial intelligence transformation in 2025 and that a mobile application will be launched, Altun emphasized the Century of Turkey Communication Model and stated that this transformation will offer a more qualified experience in public services.