Erdoğan has crossed out that minister too! He will replace them at the first opportunity

In Ankara politics, the recent changes in the Cabinet and the ongoing oath crisis in Parliament have caused widespread repercussions. Following the change of duty for the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Interior, eyes in political circles have now turned to other ministries. Political sources keeping a pulse on the capital state that new revisions are being discussed in the corridors of Beştepe and the Parliament.

It is rumored that during President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's recent meeting with the Chairman of the Nationalist Movement Party, and his subsequent meeting with Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş, evaluations were made regarding the newly appointed ministers. Behind the scenes, it is claimed that Kurtulmuş and former Parliament Speaker İsmail Kahraman have also submitted suggestions for certain ministries.

While circles within the People's Alliance have expressed various opinions regarding Ali Yerlikaya's tenure as Minister of Interior, it is stated that there is no negativity in President Erdoğan's view of Yerlikaya.

The delay in some proposals that were expected to be enacted following Yerlikaya's appointment as minister has drawn attention. The possibility of a similar situation arising for Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan has also become a topic of discussion. It is said that Erdoğan's stance on foreign policy is clear, and that a waiting period is being applied to certain names among cabinet members.

While Yılmaz Tunç and Ali Yerlikaya have been advised to remain on standby for new duties, it is noted that those who have undergone a change of duty could be appointed to new positions in a short time.

According to the report by Aslı Kurtuluş Mutlu from Sözcü, Erdoğan is not satisfied with Mehmet Şimşek regarding the management of the economy at the Ministry of Treasury and Finance.

Although an alternative has not yet been determined to replace the current Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek, it is reported that evaluations are being made in Ankara regarding post-Şimşek scenarios and potential names. It is considered certain that possible changes in the economic management will soon become one of the most debated topics on the capital's agenda.

It has been reported that there is a possibility of other names in the cabinet being changed, but the timing of these changes remains uncertain.