Recently, a member of the Parliament's Industries Commission has loudly criticized the secrecy of managers' operations in petrochemical companies. He deemed this action not only unacceptable but also lacking any legal justification, emphasizing the importance of transparency.
Transparency; The Inalienable Right of the People
This member of Parliament has stated that only in specific cases related to security and military issues can the information of state-owned or quasi-state companies be considered confidential. In all other cases, transparency should be regarded as an inalienable and undeniable right of the people.
Given the increasing public demand for transparency in the country's major industries, this representative has announced that if credible documentation regarding the covert efforts of these companies reaches Parliament, the Industries Commission will decisively investigate and pursue the matter. These statements clearly reflect Parliament's firm determination to combat corruption and secrecy in the petrochemical sector.
