ANKARA - Justice and Development Party (AK Party) deputy leader Abdullah Gul said on Thursday that he guessed the fourth review with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which could not be completed because of elections, will be made in January after establishment of the government.
Gul spoke to journalists following his meeting with Treasury Undersecretary Faik Oztrak and Central Bank President Sureyya Serdengecti.
Responding to a question, Gul said they would continue structural reforms, and that they were after long term interests, not short term.
AKP DEPUTY LEADER GUL SAYS THEIR PRIORITY IS TO CONTINUE STRUCTURAL REFORMS AND FOLLOW A REALISTIC POLICY
Gul said on Thursday that their priority is to be determined, to continue structural reforms and to follow a realistic policy.
Noting that one party-rule is a chance for Turkey, Gul said that they will continue structural reforms and he added that markets became confident and decrease in real interests is continuing which brings recovery to debt trend.
When recalled the statements of Foreign Minister Sukru Sina Gurel about Cyprus, Gul said that it is impossible to undervalue Cyprus question, adding that the important thing is to solve that problem.