Today, officials from the Ministry of Treasury and Finance automotive industry met with representatives Important talks were held.
Mahmut Gürcan, Deputy Minister of Treasury and Finance of the Republic of Turkey The following statement was made about this meeting, which was announced by: “We met with our representatives operating in the automotive sector and evaluated the problems experienced in the sector and the effects of economic developments on the sector. We continue our work with a solution-oriented approach in consultation with our sector representatives.”
According to the news of BloombergHT according to the meeting hosted by Mahmut Gürcan General managers of nearly 20 companies attended. In the meeting, which lasted about two hours, the general managers expressed the current problems and problems related to the sector. As reported, the common distress at the meeting, There were problems in accessing credit. According to the information given by the sources, all the administrators conveyed their problems in this regard to the deputy minister.
As far as it was said, although the main agenda item was accessing credit, the course of supply-demand balance in the sector was also among the issues. It was also among the topics discussed whether the problems related to vehicle availability would continue.
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Ministry officials recently received information from the general managers about how the demand for discounts covering some models was after the changes made in the tax bases, and on the other hand, they said that they expect companies to do their best so that consumers can benefit from the discounts to the maximum extent.
Sector representatives expressed that it is pleasing for both parties and especially the sector to have such a meeting for the first time after a long time, and that further meetings should be held. Ministry officials also gave the message that we will support the sector as much as we can in terms of making the necessary evaluation about the problems discussed and solving the problems.