Children in government roles
The article discusses Turkey's experiment in which, for one week, every government official was allowed to temporarily resign from their position and hand over administration to a child. The aim was to enhance children's personalities and foster their self-reliance. The writer suggests that implementing a similar experiment in our country for two weeks could demonstrate that, despite their inexperience, children perform their duties honestly and with sincere intentions. It may even lead to successes surpassing some adults who abuse their positions through corruption and mismanagement. The proposal is that comparing the performance of children with that of adults might highlight the benefits of relying on transparency and integrity in governing the country.
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