Recent developments regarding pension salaries and bonuses are a significant topic in Turkey. The General Directorate of Religious Affairs suggested that fitre and zekat could be given to pensioners.

Mehmet Aşıla, Deputy Chairman of the Yeniden Refah Party, reacted to this statement by emphasizing the insufficiency of the state's income. He demanded an interim wage increase and recalled past high wage increases.

Discussions about pension salaries and bonuses also came up in the General Assembly of the Parliament. The statement from Diyanet highlighted the reality that pensioners are living in poverty.

CHP Chairman Özgür Özel expressed concerns about the situation of pensioners and minimum wage earners, stating that 60% of workers in the country are in need of fitre.

Pension holiday bonuses are also on the agenda. It is expected that the bonuses for Ramadan and Kurban Bayram in 2025 will increase from 3,000 to 4,000 lira. This increase aims to improve the living standards of pensioners.

In conclusion, the discussions surrounding pension salaries and bonuses indicate that Turkey's social security system needs to be reevaluated. More steps must be taken to raise the living standards of pensioners.