Among the G-20 countries, the share allocated from the budget to government employees shows Turkey in first place by a wide margin, at 33%.

Germany is at 17%, Japan at 12%, while France and the United Kingdom are at 18%, and Turkey’s share is nearly twice that of many developed countries.
The point to discuss is not civil servants, but how much of the budget goes to wage expenses and how much goes to production, investment, technology, and development.
An economy grows not by paying salaries, but by producing.