A presidential circular published in the Official Gazette designates 22 May as “Financial Literacy Day” to be celebrated each year, with the Capital Markets Board of Türkiye coordinating nationwide activities to broaden financial literacy awareness. The circular frames financial literacy as strategically important for personal budget management as well as for improving social welfare, supporting financial system stability and strengthening economic resilience. It calls for education and outreach tailored to different audiences from pre-school and school-age children to households, young people and market professionals, particularly in response to the expansion of digital financial products and services, so investors and financial consumers can better understand risks and make informed decisions. All public institutions are asked to prioritise providing the support and facilitation needed to deliver the Day’s events, and the circular notes that the Board is already designated as the coordinator for the national financial education action plan under the Financial Access, Financial Education and Financial Consumer Protection Strategy and Action Plans.