Nabati’s eyes glow brightly when she sells
Treasure and Finance Minister Nureddin Nebati entered the era of privatization and started selling what he has and what he has. While a total of 7.9 billion TL worth of public real estate was sold in 35 years from 1986 to 2021, 7 billion 609 million TL worth of real estate was sold during the Nabataean period and in just 2 years. Nebati said: “The economy is the sparkle in the eye, my friends see the sparkle in my eyes.”
CHP Ankara MP Tekin Bingöl said: “The AKP accelerated its public land sales before the elections. We are facing a government that is willing to sell what remains in the hands of the people for electoral expenses. His goal is to take down Turkey for “Gideayak”. Bingöl said, “Unprecedented steps in the history of privatization were taken during Minister Nabati’s period,” adding, “A total of 7 billion 609 million TL worth of real estate was sold during Minister Nabati’s period. The sale of public land in the last 33 years amounted to 7.9 billion lire.
ACCELERATED SALES
Explaining that the privatization worth 120 billion 906 million 256 lira was carried out during the 20 years of AKP rule, CHP Ankara MP Tekin Bingöl said that the AKP is trying to get rid of shares, social facilities and the real estate of the last public institutions with the help of the Privatization Administration before the elections. Noting that privatizations accelerated during Minister Nabati’s term, Bingöl emphasized that a total of 11 billion TL in privatizations have been made since Nabati took office.
Tekin Bingol
The Privatization Administration hides information about the sale to the public
CHP Ankara MP Tekin Bingöl, who said they are up against a government that is willing to sell what is left of these people for election expenses, said: “The Court of Accounts advises the Privatization Administration to publish the results of the assessment prepared by the appraisal commission each year. However, the Administration illegally hides from the public information about real estate and institutions sold with puns”.
Source: Sozcu
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