Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects have become a controversial topic in Turkey. As Uğur Emek points out in his article, the most striking aspect of these projects is the lack of transparency and accountability.

The authorities' concealment of important aspects of these contracts prevents the public from obtaining information about these projects. As taxpayers, we have the right to know where our money is spent.

The Public Financial Management and Control Law enacted in 2005 aimed to ensure transparency and accountability in public spending. However, it appears that these rules are not being followed in practice.

The costs of city hospitals operated under the PPP model are being concealed. Despite the Minister of Health's statements, the abandonment of this model and the construction of new hospitals in the classic state hospital model is noteworthy.

Media oversight and the role of RTÜK are crucial for the public reflection of these projects. The media's criticisms on this issue are critical for informing the public.