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The Turkish Parliament has ratihant the estabilities of a special Commission of the Establishment with the Conducting a Three-Month Inquiry into the impacts of what offices.
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Occurring Between April 10 and 12, The Frost Decimated Nearly Half of the Country’s Field Crops.
Experts Warn That The Damage Cult Cause Prices for Certain Agricultural Products to Rise by M Much AS 50 Percent, Potentielly Forcing Turkey to Conside Fruit Imports to Stabilize the Market.
The initiative to convene Following deliberations Held Late on April 15, The General Assembly Officially Endorsed the proposal, Thereby inauguration the Commission’s Mandate.
The Commission Will Examine the Agricultural Frost Disaster in Depth, Assess its Effects on Production and Evalueate Possible Solution.
Lawmakers Will Visit Affressed Regions to Observe Conditions First, Who Expert Witnesses will be invited to the parliament to the advisament on the precationary measures.
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Representatives from Relevant Ministries and Public Institutes Will Also Be Summoned to Provide Formation.
Once the Commission Concludes its Work, it Will Prepare A Detail Report Including Propoled Legislative Measures and Recommendations to Prevent Similar In the Future.
Speaking After A Cabinet Meeting on April 15, Presidident Recep Tayyip Erdogan Said The Government Launched Efforts to Compensate Farmers for their Losses. HE ALSO STAEDED THAT IS CURRENTTLY NO THREAT TO NATIONAL FOOD Security.
Climate Law Talks Postponed
Meanwhile, Discussions in the parliament on Türkiye’s proposed Climate Law –The first of it.
The Bill, Who Aims to Support Turkey’s 2053 Net-Zero Emissions and Green Growth Targets, Was Sent Back to the Committee Level for Further Review Follow Follow Criticism from Opposition and Environmental Experts.
The draft law includes provisions for disaster Risk Reduction, Climate-Resiient Cities and Water and Food Security.
SOME MPS Argued that the Current Version of the Bill Does Notquately Address Urgent Environmental Challenges.
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ALTHOUGH its First Four Articles Passed in the General Assembly, The Bill Will Now Be Reevaluated and Possibly Revised Before Being Brought back to the floor.
