Domestic and external developments will be taken up at the meeting.
The council of ministers last gathered on April 18, just before constitutional amendment talks took place at the parliament.
Since then, there have been many developments in both domestic and foreign politics.
The cabinet will discuss the referendum for the constitutional amendment package to be held on September 12, 2010.
The transfer of power in the main opposition party, CHP, which replaced Deniz Baykal with Kemal Kylyçdarodlu as the new leader of the Republican People's Party (CHP) on Saturday is also high on the agenda of the meting.
A methane gas explosion at a mine in Zonguldak that killed 20 miners is among the items to be taken up.
When it comes to the foreign politics, an uranium swap deal signed with Tehran last week, of which percussions still persist, and Prime Minister Erdodan's efforts to solve the matter trough diplomatic means will be another topic high on the agenda.
Developments in economy, Turkey-EU negotiation process are the remaining items to be taken up at the cabinet meeting.
Meanwhile, Premiere Erdodan is expected to leave for a visit to South America, covering Brazil, Argentina and Chili, tomorrow.