Poor Governance Discredits Institutions, Says Jale Refik Rogers
Independent MP Jale Refik Rogers Calls for Strengthening of Institutions
Independent Member of Parliament Jale Refik Rogers has shared his thoughts on the recent visit to Ankara by a Parliamentary committee of which he is a member. He described the visit as productive and highlighted the importance of having strong and independent state institutions.
Rogers expressed concerns about the current government’s approach to governance, stating that instead of strengthening existing institutions, it is undermining them with its policies. He criticized the government for reducing the number of qualified bureaucrats in ministries and accused it of making political appointments at the expense of merit and professionalism.
During a television program, Rogers also addressed the issue of public transportation and its impact on the country’s universities. He noted that the lack of an effective public transportation system is negatively affecting the cost of living and hindering the development of the education sector.
Rogers highlighted the need for comprehensive reforms in the public sector, including updating organizational laws and addressing legal gaps. He also called for an end to political appointments and advocated for the recruitment of qualified individuals through fair and transparent processes.
In addition, Rogers emphasized the importance of improving the quality of existing universities and closely monitoring the attendance and registration of international students. He pointed out that creating a conducive environment for higher education is crucial for the growth of the economy and the overall development of the country.
Overall, Jale Refik Rogers has called for a renewed focus on strengthening state institutions, improving public transportation, and enhancing the quality of education to drive sustainable growth and development in the country.
