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Turkey Plans ‘Mini-Cabinet’ for Economy With Davutoglu at Helm

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Turkey will set up a “mini-cabinet” to run economic policy with Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu in charge, according to an official who asked not to be identified because details of the plan aren’t yet public.

The measure, which follows a decisive election victory for Davutoglu’s Ak Party on Nov. 1, may address concerns about who’ll steer the Middle East’s biggest economy in the new administration. It will be announced after the formation of a cabinet, expected later this month, the official said.