
An inventory of all vehicles registered in public institutions was made and a list of those that needed to be liquidated was prepared.

In the first stage, 500 vehicles used by public institutions were put up for sale.

In the second phase, a liquidation list of 1000 vehicles was prepared.

He noted that the sale and liquidation of vehicles in the public sector will not be limited to these numbers, but will continue stage by stage.

The proceeds from the sales will be transferred to the treasury.

Strict rules will be applied to the purchase and rental of new vehicles.

In case of urgent need, public institutions will be able to buy or rent a new vehicle after first selling it.

The cadres who will use the official vehicle will be redetermined.

In the senior bureaucracy, the practice of office vehicles in some positions will be ended.

It is stated that non-essential shuttle buses used by public personnel will be canceled, and instead it is planned to issue transportation cards to the personnel.

On the other hand, in the public sector, plans are being made for cuts to be made in every area from fixture purchases to stationery expenditures, from representation, ceremony and hospitality expenses to personnel expenditures

All flexible expenditure items have been overhauled. This includes vehicles, consumables, trainings in hotels, and organizations held outside. The aim is to narrow the budget deficit in the public sector