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Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, previously involved in a fund scandal, has reportedly acquired significant real estate holdings.
Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, a former minister and AKP official, has been revealed to possess significant real estate holdings, including millions in land, villas, and apartments. This disclosure follows revelations that she and her husband profited 2.17 billion Turkish Lira from transactions involving Özata Denizcilik shares. The emergence of these assets has placed her at the center of an ongoing fund investigation.
Kaya, who reportedly benefited from a municipal scholarship during her studies, faces scrutiny over her financial dealings. The revelations have led to her resignation from AKP party positions. The context of her substantial wealth, juxtaposed with her public service and academic background, has drawn considerable attention.
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Left: Cumhuriyet and Sözcü report that Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, whose name is linked to a fund scandal, has been revealed to be wealthy with significant property holdings, and that her political and medical careers have been impacted by the 'fund heist'. Diken raises questions about how she completed her medical degree.
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Özata Denizcilik hisselerindeki işlemleri nedeniyle eşiyle birlikte 2,17 milyar TL’lik kazanç sağladığı ortaya çıkan ve fon soruşturmasının merkezine oturan Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya şimdi de...
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Borsadan 2 milyar TL'nin üzerinde vurgun yaptığının ortaya çıkmasıyla AKP Genel Başkan Yardımcılığı ve MKYK üyeliklerinden istifa etmek zorunda kalan Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, mesleği doktorluğa da...
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