Turkish National Assembly

The Turkish National Assembly, officially known as the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, is the country's unicameral legislature. Established in 1920, it is responsible for making laws, representing the public, and overseeing the government. Members, called deputies, are elected by the people. The Assembly plays a crucial role in shaping Turkey's policies and ensuring checks and balances within the government. It also addresses issues like the economy, education, and foreign relations. The Assembly meets in Ankara, Turkey's capital, and its decisions impact the daily lives of Turkish citizens.