Akşener: Party was not formed to rely on alliances – Latest Turkey News
Meral Akşener, the leader of Turkey’s İYİ Party, recently made some powerful statements at her party’s group meeting. She addressed a range of issues including violence against women, the Istanbul Convention, politics, resignations within her party, and the current state of the economy.
Regarding the Istanbul Convention, Akşener expressed her frustration with President Erdoğan’s statement that the withdrawal from the convention had not negatively impacted women’s rights. Akşener emphasized the ongoing violence against women in Turkey and the urgent need for change. She stated that women will continue their struggle for justice and will not bow down to any form of oppression.
The leader also criticized the government’s handling of the economy, highlighting the Central Bank’s decision to increase interest rates to 40 percent. She stated that the İYİ Party had warned the government about interfering with the Central Bank and had called for a more rational approach to economic policies.
In addition to these issues, Akşener also conveyed her party’s vision for good governance in local municipalities. She emphasized the importance of proactive risk management and sustainable urban planning in order to create safe and livable cities for all citizens.
Finally, Akşener addressed the party’s stance on alliances within the political landscape. She stressed that the İYİ Party was not founded to serve as a pawn for other political actors and that it remained committed to an independent and progressive path for Turkey.
Overall, Akşener’s statements reflect the İYİ Party’s unwavering commitment to social justice, economic stability, and good governance. As the party continues to navigate the complexities of Turkish politics, it remains steadfast in its mission to create positive change for the country and its citizens.
