Top economic officials on Monday reviewed preparations for Türkiye's economic road map for the next three years, focusing on policy priorities, macroeconomic forecasts, budget targets and structural measures, according to a statement.
The Medium-Term Program is expected to outline the government's updated macroeconomic assumptions, fiscal framework and structural reform agenda for 2027-2029. It is due to be announced in early September.
The Economic Coordination Board (EKK) said preparations were at an advanced stage, with members reviewing the latest work in light of global and domestic economic developments.
The program will set targets for inflation, growth, unemployment, the current account deficit, exports and imports. It will also establish spending caps for public institutions and identify priority reform areas aimed at preserving fiscal discipline.
Chaired by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, the EKK includes the ministers of finance, trade, labor, energy, industry and agriculture, along with senior officials from key economic institutions, including the central bank. Monday's meeting was the board's seventh this year.
