Incident claim: A chef who does not speak German was appointed as a labor attaché in Düsseldorf.

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The claim presented in the question proposal submitted to the Parliament by CHP Deputy Chairperson Gamze Taşçıer regarding Minister of Labor Vedat Işıkhan has created an agenda.

APPOINTED AS LABOR ATTACHE

It has been alleged that Seyfettin Batuhan Gül, the son-in-law of Hüseyin Arabasüren, who is a classmate of Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan from Hacettepe University, was appointed as the 'Labor Attache' at the Turkish Consulate General in Düsseldorf, Germany.

WILL RECEIVE A SALARY OF 270,000 TL FOR 4 YEARS

It is stated that Gül, who is not a civil servant and does not speak German, will carry out this duty for 4 years and will receive a monthly salary of 7,200 euros (270,000 TL).

WILL RECEIVE THE HIGHEST SALARY

According to the appointment made with the decree dated September 6, 2024, it has been learned that Seyfettin Batuhan Gül, who worked as a "chef" and "office staff," was appointed as Labor Attache through an open appointment and that Gül, whose appointment was made at the first level of the first degree, will receive the highest salary.

"WHY AND HOW WAS HE CONSIDERED SUITABLE FOR THIS POSITION?"

According to the news by Veli Toprak from Sözcü newspaper, the following statements were included in the question proposal submitted by CHP Deputy Chairperson Gamze Taşçıer to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey regarding the appointment allegation; "What criteria and evaluations were taken into account during Gül's appointment process? Are the claims that Gül does not speak German and is not a civil servant true? If so, why and how was he considered suitable for this position?

How do you evaluate the influence of familial relationships and close personal ties in bureaucratic appointments? Given the personal connections of the individual in question (Hüseyin Arabasüren) with you, how do you assess this appointment in terms of ethical and merit standards?"