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Diyanet 2025 Mid-Year Financial Status and Expectations Report (Strategy Development Directorate)

Diyanet Strategy Development Directorate

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The Presidency of Religious Affairs' own Institutional Financial Status and Expectations Report for the first half of 2025, published by its Strategy Development Directorate under the statutory reporting requirement of Article 30 of Turkey's Law No. 5018 on Public Financial Management and Control, stating the Presidency's enacted 2025 budget appropriation under Law No. 7535, the 2025 Central Government Budget Law, and its spending against that appropriation through the end of June 2025.

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Tier one: the Presidency's own Strategy Development Directorate report, required under Turkey's Law No. 5018 on Public Financial Management and Control, stating the exact figure enacted in Law No. 7535, the 2025 Central Government Budget Law, and read directly rather than through a news relay. A direct primary government record of a legally mandated budget appropriation.
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The report states that Law No. 7535, the 2025 Central Government Budget Law, allocated the Presidency of Religious Affairs an initial appropriation of 130,119,153,000 Turkish lira for 2025, of which 62,276,326,889 lira, about 47.86 percent, had been spent by the end of June 2025, roughly 97 percent of that spending on personnel costs.
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Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet), Strategy Development Directorate
Publisher
Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet), Republic of Turkey
URL
https://stratejigelistirme.diyanet.gov.tr/Documents/2025_MALI_DURUM_VE_BEKLENTILER_RAPORU_V8.pdf
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Government report
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