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Turkish Education-Sen and UAESEB held the Turkic World Education Summit in Ankara. The summit, with its "Education in the Turkic Century" vision, focused on a common curriculum, digital transformation, and union collaboration.

Eğitim-İş Union released its 2024-2025 Higher Education Report. Chairman Kadem Özbay called for a fight for a free and scientific university, highlighting academic freedom restrictions, lack of meritocracy, and budget problems.

The Official Gazette of July 11, 2025, has been published, enacting a wide range of critical decisions from education and international agreements to presidential appointments and various regulatory amendments in Turkey.

The July 19, 2025 issue of the Official Gazette has been published. The new regulation from the Ministry of National Education and communiqués on the prevention of unfair competition in imports were highlighted in today's publication.

The Official Gazette's July 9, 2025 issue has been published. The new Climate Law, establishment of public sector positions, tuition fees, economic and local development decisions, and communiqués were included in the Official Gazette.

Birleşik Kamu-İş and Eğitim-İş Union held a press conference in front of the Ministry of National Education (MoNE) to announce their demands for the 8th Term Collective Bargaining. The Confederation warned the government, stating, "The 8th Term will be what the workers say!", vowing to continue the fight for education employees' rights.

According to Eurostat data, Turkey became the country with the highest NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) rate in Europe with 26.4%. This rate, which is 2.4 times the EU average, reveals youth unemployment and problems in education.

The Official Gazette dated August 20, 2025, published new regulations for higher education institutions. Bingöl University established a new research center and Van Yüzüncü Yıl University a media center, while Istanbul Aydın University Faculty of Medicine introduced changes in education and Turkish proficiency requirements.

Eğitim-Bir-Sen's field research with over 36,000 participants revealed that Turkey's "4+4+4" compulsory education system, particularly the high school phase, needs restructuring. Over 90% of teachers demand change, with "2+2" and "3+1" models emerging as preferred alternatives.

The Official Gazette dated August 4, 2025, publishes significant decisions including university education regulation amendments for three Selçuk University faculties and the Constitutional Court's financial audit findings for İyi Parti (Good Party) for 2018 and 2019. Judicial and tender announcements are also included.

The Official Gazette dated July 30, 2025, has been published, featuring presidential appointment decrees, changes in the Directorate of Communications, and significant decisions regarding energy, imports, public tenders, education, and privatization, along with new regulations and communiqués.

Türk Eğitim-Sen attended the 100th-anniversary program of the Education and Science Workers' Union of Kyrgyzstan. The delegation emphasized the importance of friendship and trade union solidarity between the two countries, delivering a speech inspired by the writer Cengiz Aitmatov.

The 8th Term Collective Bargaining negotiations have begun, with Türk Eğitim-Sen presenting comprehensive demands to improve the salaries, social, and personal rights of education employees. The union aims to protect past gains and address long-standing issues.

The July 1, 2025, Official Gazette (No. 32943) details significant legislative amendments, including changes to laws on higher education, public administration, sports, and social security. It also features new presidential decrees, regulations, and federation statutes.

The Regulation amendment published in the Official Gazette on May 27, 2025, updates the personnel qualifications for Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam University Oral and Dental Health Education, Practice and Research Center. Click for details.

Significant changes in education and trade were made with the regulations and communiqués published in the Official Gazette on August 26, 2025. Details about Istanbul Kent University's GPA requirement for its Faculty of Dentistry, Tokat Gaziosmanpaşa University's examination regulation, and the Ministry of Trade's anti-dumping investigation on "coagulated artificial leather" imports are in our news story.

The Official Gazette dated June 29, 2025 (No. 32941) published significant decisions and announcements, including the TED University Undergraduate Education and Training Regulation, main statutes of various sports federations, and a tender announcement by the Turkish Hard Coal Enterprise.

Get the latest from the Official Gazette (June 20, 2025, No: 32932): Featuring key HSK judicial appointments to the Court of Cassation and Council of State, new university regulations for Mersin and Yalova, and various public announcements including Central Bank exchange rates. Essential updates for law, education, and economy in Turkey.

The July 25, 2025, Official Gazette features HSK appointment decisions, amendments to MEB, Electricity Market, and Higher Education Regulations, plus a new communiqué on credit card interest rates.

The Official Gazette dated July 8, 2025, published amendments to regulations of the Ministry of National Education, Agricultural Organizations, and the Court of Accounts. The decision to revoke Paybull Payment Services Inc.'s operating license and various public announcements were also included.

The June 15, 2025 Official Gazette published extensive amendments to regulations of Zonguldak Bülent Ecevit University's centers for Disaster, Wood Culture, Occupational Health, Black Sea Strategic Research, Academic Attire, Industry Collaboration, and Distance Education.

Martyr Teacher Şenay Aybüke Yalçın is remembered on the 8th anniversary of her martyrdom in Batman. Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin emphasizes her enduring legacy as a symbol of patriotism and love for teaching.

Eğitim-Sen Adana Branch's panel featured Prof. Dr. Adnan Gümüş criticizing MESEM as "state-backed institutionalization of child labor with high school diplomas." The discussion delved into funding misuse and the exploitative nature of the system.

The Official Gazette issue of July 28, 2025, has been published, featuring new university regulations, Constitutional Court decisions, and various official announcements.