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The Question About the Salary Increase that Millions Are Waiting for Was Asked to ŞImşek: Here Is His Answer - Sözcü Newspaper

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Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek responded to a parliamentary question regarding pensions, civil servant salaries, and the minimum wage. Stating that "Our goal is to achieve high, sustainable, and inclusive growth and increased prosperity," Şimşek mentioned the salary increases planned for 2026 and the real growth rates since 2002.

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Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek responded to a parliamentary question regarding pensions, civil servant salaries, and the minimum wage. Stating that "Our goal is to achieve high, sustainable, and inclusive growth and increased prosperity," Şimşek mentioned the salary increases planned for 2026 and the real growth rates since 2002.

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BOLD – Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek claimed that the lowest pension was increased by 39.52 percent in 2026. While the lowest pension is currently 22,000 Turkish Lira, Şimşek announced the increase in the minimum wage as 27.01 percent. A striking point in Şimşek's response was the lack of direct answers to questions regarding the real change in pension increases in relation to inflation. [...]. The article "Şimşek defends the 22,00…

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Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek responded to a parliamentary question regarding increases in pensions, civil servant salaries, and the minimum wage. Stating that the main objective of the economic program is to increase welfare, Şimşek presented the salary increase rates for 2026 and the real wage increases recorded since 2002.

Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek, in his response to a parliamentary question from İYİ Party Trabzon MP Yavuz Aydın, stated that the lowest civil servant salary will increase by 39.38 percent, the lowest retirement pension by 39.52 percent, and the minimum wage by 27.01 percent in 2026.

Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek, in his response to a parliamentary question, stated that the lowest civil servant salary will increase by 39.38%, the lowest retirement pension by 39.52%, and the minimum wage by 27.01% in 2026. The issue of pension and civil servant salary increases and the minimum wage was brought to Parliament by İYİ Party Trabzon MP Yavuz Aydın. Aydın stated that […] The article "Minister Şimşek's response to parl…

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Tr724 broke the news on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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