Akın from CHP introduced that it must be introduced instantly. They demanded a postponement from Russia

CHP Deputy Chairman Ahmet Akın emphasised that the borrowing requirement of BOTAŞ, which was 16.4 billion liras in 2022, was elevated by greater than 25 instances to 422.8 billion liras in 2023, and EÜAŞ’s borrowing burden, which was 3.4 billion liras, elevated greater than 26 instances to 90.6 billion liras.

“THE DAMAGE WILL BE EXTENDED”
Based on the information of Cumhuriyet, Akın shared the info from the selections within the Official Gazette. “It’s understood that there can be a historic debt burden on BOTAŞ. He requested the query, “Is that this debt wanted due to agreements signed because of incorrect insurance policies, or is the fee to Russia postponed?” Stating that the borrowing requirement of the 2 establishments was elevated with the choice, Akın stated, “BOTAŞ’s borrowing requirement, which was 16 billion 360 million in 2022, was introduced as 422 billion 760 million 203 thousand liras in keeping with the 2023 program. It’s understood that the injury that the federal government will trigger to the establishment that’s already making losses can be multiplied.” stated.

“11 TIMES DEBT”
Akın stated {that a} comparable observe was carried out in EÜAŞ, which operates electrical energy era crops. “The borrowing requirement of EÜAŞ, which was 3 billion 413 million 549 thousand in 2022, will increase to 90 billion 557 million in 2023. EÜAŞ, which is focused to take a position 8 billion in 2023, is predicted to borrow greater than 11 instances this quantity. he stated.

“IMMEDIATELY DISCLOSED”
Emphasizing that the full borrowing requirement of the 2 establishments reached 513.4 billion liras, Akın stated:

“Based on the present change charge, the quantity reaches 27.7 billion {dollars}. Based on the info of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance, the quantity of assure in 8 completely different build-operate-transfer tasks, that are given unreasonable treasury ensures in Turkey, is 16.7 billion {dollars}. The federal government ought to instantly clarify why this extraordinary borrowing requirement of each BOTAŞ and EÜAŞ is required.”