Parliament passed: Force commanders will be able to serve until the age of 72

According to the 22-article bill passed by Parliament, force commanders will be able to serve until the age of 72.

The 22-article Bill Containing Changes in Working Life introduced new regulations regarding many ministries and affiliated organizations.

Accordingly, the term of office of force commanders was equalized with that of the chief of general staff, and it was made possible for them to serve until the age of 72.

The terms of office of generals and admirals whose terms of service have been extended by a decision of the Supreme Military Council may be extended by one year each term with the approval of the President.

In addition, the Social Security Institution (SGK) became authorized to make minimum monthly payments to retirees and beneficiaries who receive old-age, disability, and survivors' pensions.

In addition, with the law passed by the Parliament, the minimum retirement pension became 16,881 lira.