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Yeşilay Calls for 'New Regulations'

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Yeşilay drew attention to the effects of smoking on health and the economy, and called for new regulations in the fight against tobacco.
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According to the digital survey, 91.4% of participants stated that they support new regulations to protect children and young people from tobacco and nicotine addiction.

Yeşilay drew attention to the effects of smoking on health and the economy, and called for new regulations in the fight against tobacco.

·Türkiye
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Associate Professor Dr. Mehmet Dinç, who announced the results of Yeşilay's public opinion survey, stated that cigarette consumption in Türkiye is 1.5 times higher than the world average and requested support for the new tobacco regulation on the agenda of the Turkish Grand National Assembly.

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Tobacco regulations are tightening, and recent research reveals the potential for consumers to shift to other variants, different brands, and even illegal products. Read more here.

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Yeşilay shared the results of its public opinion surveys on tobacco control policies with the public at a press conference held at its headquarters in Sepetçiler Kasrı. The meeting, which addressed the new regulations introduced under Law No. 4207, assessed the public's attitude and expectations regarding tobacco control policies.

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Haber 7 - Yeşilay, noting that cigarette consumption in Türkiye is above the world average, fully supports the Ministry of Health's new tobacco law draft. The regulation aims to build a completely smoke-free Turkey by 2040.

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Haber7 broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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