In the Turkish Grand National Assembly General Assembly, Metin Yener was re-elected as President of the Turkish Court of Accounts. In the secret ballot held in the General Assembly, current President of the Turkish Court of Accounts Metin Yener and Bahtiyar Sazlık, the General Director of Budget at the Presidency's Strategy and Budget Directorate, competed. Yener was re-elected with 272 votes in the election where 289 deputies voted. Sazlık received 14 votes, while 3 votes were deemed invalid.
METIN YENER'S BIOGRAPHY: Metin Yener was born in Ankara in 1972. A graduate of the Department of Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences of Gazi University, Yener began his professional career as an assistant expert at the Prime Ministry.
Yener served at the Prime Ministry as a prime ministry expert, department head, deputy general director of laws and decisions, and general director of personnel and principles. On August 3, 2018, he was appointed as the General Director of Personnel and Principles at the Presidency.
Yener completed his master's degrees in Economic Policy at Gazi University and in Public Administration at Indiana University. He is also the President of the Union of Turkish States Courts of Accounts. Yener was elected as President of the Turkish Court of Accounts in the Turkish Grand National Assembly General Assembly on June 22, 2021.