Major cabinet reshuffle plan: One-third to be replaced!
A major reshuffle plan for the Presidential Cabinet is on the agenda. Preparations are underway for the restructuring of ministries, an increase in the number of vice presidents, and reforms in the judiciary. Behind-the-scenes reports suggest that the changes will be introduced as a "comprehensive structure."
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While election preparations continue rapidly on the ruling party front, reports have leaked from the Palace that a comprehensive restructuring process has been initiated.
It is claimed that preparations are being made for major changes in the executive, organizational, and judicial fields. It is stated that these changes will not be made individually, but in a comprehensive manner.
According to Ankara insiders, a major purge plan for the Presidential Cabinet is on the agenda. It is stated that approximately one-third of the ministers will be replaced and some ministries will be restructured.
According to the report by Merve Kılıç from Cumhuriyet, another prominent change is that the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change could be restructured as two separate ministries.
WILL THE NUMBER OF VICE PRESIDENTS INCREASE TO TWO?
Another significant claim is that the number of vice presidencies will be increased to two. It is stated that this regulation, which has come to the agenda with the justification of "efficiency," points to a search for a new balance in the management model.
Another important detail mentioned behind the scenes is that the changes will not be limited to the cabinet. It is stated that there is also a preparation for a comprehensive restructuring regarding the judiciary and bureaucracy.
It is rumored that decrees regarding governors and police chiefs are ready, and that judges and prosecutors could be relocated based on their terms of office at the provincial level. Furthermore, it is noted that work has begun for a major restructuring of the justice system and that a comprehensive regulation is being planned.
In Ankara, all eyes are on the concrete steps that President Erdoğan will take.