3. Juridical Reforms
4. Educational and Cultural Reforms
- Abolishment of the Canon Law
(1924-1937)
- Instating the new Turkish Civil Code and
other legislation to suit secular order
(1924 – 1937)
- Integration of education (3 March 1924)
- Adoption of the new Turkish alphabet (1
November 1928)
- Establishment of the Turkish Language
and Historical Societies (1931-1932)
- Organization of the university education
(31 May 1933).
- Innovations in fine arts
5. Economical Reforms
- Abolishment of old taxation laws.
- Encouragement of the farmers.
- Establishment of model farms.
- Legislation of the Encouragement of the
Industry Law and establishment of
Industrial Corporations.
- Implementing First and Second
Development Plans (1933-1937),
construction of new highways to reach
every corner of the country.