Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu will submit a list of interim Cabinet ministers for presidential approval on Friday afternoon, he said.
"Hopefully, I will present the new cabinet to our president this afternoon," Davutoglu told a televised party meeting on Friday. "In one sense, it will be the most concrete step of going to the early polls."
The prime minister has been working since Tuesday to form a provisional government to run Turkey until a general election rerun on Nov. 1, announced by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan the previous day.
The June election saw a stalemate with no party winning the majority necessary to form a single party government. Coalition talks between the Justice and Development (AK) Party and the other three parliamentary parties came to nothing.
All but one party -- the pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party -- have refused to join the interim government.
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