ANKARA - ''There are no concerns over current accounts deficit,'' Turkish State Minister & Deputy PM Abdullatif Sener said on Monday.
After receiving the International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation headed by Turkey Mission Chief Lorenzo Giorgianni in Turkish capital of Ankara, Sener told reporters that the year-end current account deficit is forecast as 22 billion USD, and said that this figure is not a revised one.
The government is implementing the economic program with determination, he stated.
Sener said that the government is not making concessions of financial and budget disciplines, and noted that they discussed banking system and mortgage in their meeting.
On recent fluctuations in financial markets, Sener said that economic balances have been established in Turkey, and the market mechanism has been strengthened. ''There can be some fluctuations within this framework,'' he noted.
-SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM-
Referring to the social security reform whose several articles were vetoed by the President, Sener said that the bill will be re-debated at the parliament within this week.
''We think of completing this reform in its current shape,'' he added.