AKP MPs directly questioned Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek about resignation claims. Şimşek responded to these speculations with a smile.

The possibility of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has raised global concerns, and Şimşek stated that all economic tools could be used to prevent the Turkish economy from being affected by this situation.

Şimşek emphasized, "We will use every instrument at our disposal, we will do whatever is necessary," highlighting Turkey's preparedness against rising oil prices.

Responding to criticisms regarding high credit interest rates, Şimşek stated that the government covers 70% of farmers' interest and 50% of exporters' interest.

Şimşek also addressed criticisms about tax fairness, stating that they reduced the tax burden on low-income individuals to 15%.

Minister Şimşek noted that the cost of fighting terrorism to Turkey is approximately 2 trillion dollars, and these resources will be directed towards investment.

Finally, responding to criticisms regarding the MASAK report, Şimşek stated, "Believe me, I am not aware of the MASAK report."