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ANKARA - ''Reform process should continue uninterruptedly,'' Turkish Central Bank Governor Durmus Yilmaz said on Monday.
Yilmaz, who made a presentation at the Council of Ministers meeting, gave information about the inflation targeting regime implemented within the framework of monetary policy, course of the inflation, growth, employment, current account deficit and developments in financial markets.
Yilmaz said tendency for investment increased growth potential of the economy and role of private sector.
Yilmaz underscored that long term policies were needed for solution of unemployment problem.
He said annual cumulative net capital inflow, apart from the IMF loans, as of February 2006 was 50.4 billion USD.