Minister Tekin's remarks regarding the teacher recruitment interview have become a topic of discussion.

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In the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, the budgets of the Ministry of Family and Social Services and the Ministry of National Education for the year 2025 were approved. After the speeches on the budget in the General Assembly, the question-and-answer session began. Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin,

"WE DID NOT HOLD CONCERTS WITH BUDGET MONEY LIKE YOU"

Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin responded to criticisms regarding the protocols made with some non-governmental organizations. Stating that approximately 5 billion 895 million lira will be paid from his ministry's 2024 budget to non-profit organizations, Tekin made the following statements: There are payments we make from our ministry's budget to international organizations we are involved with, such as UNESCO. There are construction and personnel expenses for the schools where the Turkey Maarif Foundation waves our flag abroad. If there are claims that money has been transferred from our ministry's budget to non-governmental organizations and professional associations, that is a distortion. We do not hold concerts with money allocated from the central budget like your municipalities. We spend it entirely for education and teaching. We have not transferred a single penny to another place. We have not signed any protocol that allocates a budget with TOBB, chambers of commerce, chambers of industry, or other professional organizations, nor will we.

"IN A WAY NEVER SEEN IN THE HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC..."

Regarding the village schools that have been stated to be closed, Tekin expressed that they are ready to open these schools if there is a demand, even if it is for a single student. Regarding the interviews for teacher recruitment, Minister Tekin said, "We conducted interviews in a fair manner, unprecedented in the history of the Republic."

After the speeches, the budgets for the year 2025 of the Ministry of Family and Social Services and the Ministry of National Education, along with their affiliated institutions, were approved in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.