A report prepared over nearly four years by around 600 academics from universities across Türkiye offers policy recommendations to address challenges ranging from education and healthcare to artificial intelligence, agriculture and water management, said Selim Cerrah, chairman of the Cihannuma Association.
The report, titled ‘Türkiye Report: Forecasts, Proposals and Solutions,’ will be launched on July 17 at an event organised by the Cihannuma Association and the Union of Academicians and Writers of Islamic Countries (AYBIR), with Anadolu serving as the event’s communications partner.
Speaking to Anadolu, Cerrah said the report was compiled after 28 workshops held across Türkiye.
“Our goal was to identify Türkiye’s challenges across different sectors and develop policy recommendations to address them,” he said.
The first workshop focused on migration after the Syrian civil war, while subsequent meetings examined issues including healthcare, digitalization, youth, higher education, agriculture, and artificial intelligence.
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“For the report prepared by 600 academics from different universities, we focused on issues that directly affect people’s daily lives and require solutions,” Cerrah said, adding: “Through this comprehensive report, we aim to provide policymakers and practitioners with a roadmap.”
The report will be presented at a launch event attended by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz.
