The Presidential Cabinet is meeting at the Çankaya Mansion for the first time in 9 years.

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The Cabinet Meeting led by President Erdoğan will convene on Sunday, November 10, for a special occasion. Many agenda items are on the table for this critical cabinet meeting.

Due to November 10, Commemoration of Atatürk Day and Atatürk Week, events and memorial programs will be organized across Turkey on Sunday. After the visit to Anıtkabir on November 10, the Atatürk Museum will be opened at Çankaya Mansion.

THE CABINET MEETS IN ÇANKAYA

President Erdoğan will later participate in the commemoration at the Atatürk History Institution. Following that, the Presidential Cabinet will gather not at its usual location, the Presidential Complex, but at the old Presidential Palace, Çankaya Mansion, to refer to the significance of this week.

A FIRST IN 9 YEARS

This cabinet meeting decision will be the first time the cabinet has convened in Çankaya under Erdoğan's leadership since the closure of the prime minister's office. With the opening of the complex, Çankaya Mansion, which was transferred to the prime minister's office, last hosted a cabinet meeting in 2015. Moreover, President Erdoğan last announced the new cabinet members at Çankaya Mansion on June 5, 2023.

WHAT TOPICS WILL BE ON THE AGENDA?

The cabinet agenda will include President Erdoğan's intense diplomatic traffic in Kyrgyzstan and Hungary last week. The results of the elections in the USA, ongoing counter-terrorism operations, and the massacres carried out by Israel in Gaza and Lebanon will also be on the table. Measures to be taken against the increasing tension in the region will be evaluated in the Cabinet.

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE ECONOMY

The last item on the cabinet's agenda will be developments in the economy. The current situation regarding the fight against inflation, investments, and employment will be assessed. After the cabinet meeting, President Erdoğan will make important statements regarding the decisions taken.