The number of detector dogs at the border will increase! 10.2 billion lira has been allocated from the 2027 budget.
Original headlineSınırda dedektör köpek sayısı artacak! 2027 bütçesinden 10,2 milyar lira kaynak ayrıldı
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Turkey’s Trade Ministry has allocated 10.2 billion lira in its proposed 2027 budget to strengthen customs enforcement, including expanding the number of detector dogs at border sites. The plan targets 3,925 inspections next year as part of a broader effort to tighten controls at customs zones. The funding signals Ankara’s push to improve trade oversight and combat smuggling through better-equipped border checkpoints. What to watch next is how quickly the ministry deploys the additional dogs and whether inspection volumes and seizure figures rise accordingly.
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Ticaret Bakanlığı, Turkey