Turkey launches 10-year national strategic plan for family and population affairs
[46340] Turkey launches 10-year national strategic plan for family and population affairs
The Turkish government has published an official directive outlining a roadmap for the next decade regarding family and demographic issues.
Turkey launches 10-year national strategic plan for family and population affairs
The Turkish government published an official new directive today, May 2, 2026, which took immediate effect, outlining a comprehensive strategic policy for the next 10 years regarding family and demographic issues.
According to the channel Sondakika Haber Gündem, the directive was published in the official gazette of the state (Resmi Gazete) and constitutes the legal basis for changes in population policy.
In a parallel report by [İLKHA [İlke Haber Ajansı]](https://t.me/ilkehaberajansi), which is identified with conservative and religious positions in the Turkish media, the program was defined as a "10-year roadmap" for the institution of the family and the population in the country. The step is expected to influence the social and demographic policy of Turkey over the coming decade, in line with the current government's trends to strengthen the traditional family institution.