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68.7 Million Lira in Funding Has Been Provided to Former Convicts Who Want to Start Their Own Businesses.

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Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated, "We are supporting our former convicts with grant support for starting their own businesses, vocational training, and employment programs. In July and August of this year, we allocated a total of 68.7 million lira for 148 projects."
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Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated that programs supporting former convicts in acquiring vocational skills, establishing their own businesses, and participating in employment are continuing, and that in the last 10 years, approximately 388 million Turkish Lira in grant support has been provided to 3,498 former convicts through İŞKUR (Turkish Employment Agency).

·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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Justice Minister Gürlek stated that programs supporting former convicts in acquiring vocational skills, establishing their own businesses, and participating in employment are continuing, and that in the last 10 years, approximately 388 million Turkish Lira in grant support has been provided to 3,498 former convicts through İŞKUR (Turkish Employment Agency).

Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated, "We are supporting our former convicts with grant support for starting their own businesses, vocational training, and employment programs. In July and August of this year, we allocated a total of 68.7 million lira for 148 projects."

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that 68.7 million Turkish lira has been allocated as part of efforts to reintegrate former convicts into society and support their participation in employment.

Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that 68.7 million liras were allocated for 148 projects in July and August to support the integration of former convicts into society and employment participation. Gürlek noted that 3,498 former convicts have been granted grants of about 388 million liras over the past 10 years, and stressed that the subsidies will be increased.

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Haberler broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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