President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced new appointments and dismissals in the Official Gazette. These decisions include significant changes affecting Turkey's governance structure.

In the Ministry of Health, Burkay Şimşek was appointed to replace Mehmet Koç. Additionally, important changes were made in the Forensic Medicine Board.

In the Foreign Ministry, Cihad Erginay was appointed to the Directorate General of Bilateral Relations. These changes will impact Turkey's international relations.

In the Ministry of Trade, Akif Ertekin, the Regional Director of Customs and Foreign Trade for Western Marmara, was dismissed. The new appointments will bring changes to regional trade management.

Changes were also made in the Presidency's Strategy and Budget Office. Sinan Taş was dismissed, and Hilal Yılmaz Taştan was appointed as the new Legal Advisor.

These appointment and dismissal decisions are seen as a significant turning point in Turkey's governance structure. Under Erdoğan's leadership, these changes in public institutions will shape future policies.