TURKISH REPUBLIC OFFICIAL GAZETTE NEWS > May 22, 2025 Official Gazette Published: Wide-Ranging Regulations from Judiciary to Exports Now in Force

Ankara - The May 22, 2025 issue, number 32907, of the Official Gazette, Türkiye's official publishing body, has come to the forefront with significant decisions and regulatory amendments in its Legislative and Executive sections. Notably, the Turkish Grand National Assembly's (TBMM) Decision regarding the elections for the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK) memberships, along with new regulations concerning export state aids and postal services, draw particular attention.

The Official Gazette, serving as a transparent mirror of Türkiye's legal and administrative operations, announced important developments to the public with its May 22, 2025 issue. The prominent headlines in this issue cover a broad spectrum, from a crucial organ of the judicial system to economic support mechanisms and updates to public services.

Important HSK Decision in the Legislative Section

The 1450th Decision of the TBMM, dated May 21, 2025, and published in the Legislative Section of the Official Gazette, officially announced the election of new members to the Council of Judges and Prosecutors (HSK). In accordance with Article 159 of the Constitution and the relevant articles of the Law on the Council of Judges and Prosecutors, the General Assembly's election held during its 89th Session on May 20, 2025, resulted in Fuzuli AYDOĞDU, Hakan YÜKSEL, and Seyfi HAN being elected as Supreme Court Members, Cengiz AYDEMİR as a Council of State Member, and Alişan TİRYAKİ as a Lawyer to the HSK memberships. This decision signifies a substantial change in the high-level administration of Türkiye's judicial system.

New Regulations in the Executive and Administrative Section

The Executive and Administrative Section of the Official Gazette includes new regulations that have entered into force across various fields:

The May 22, 2025 issue of the Official Gazette holds great importance as it formalizes steps taken by Türkiye in many areas, from its judicial system to economic policies, and from culture to public services. The published decisions mark the beginning of new applications and obligations for relevant sectors and citizens.