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President Erdoğan Convenes Presidential Cabinet
In a recent meeting chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the Presidential Cabinet discussed various important issues. The meeting, which took place in Beştepe and lasted for three hours, saw President Erdoğan addressing several key matters.
President Erdoğan emphasized the government’s commitment to finding a fair and lasting solution in Cyprus. He stressed the importance of acknowledging the equal status of Turkish Cypriots as a crucial step towards achieving this goal.
In addition, President Erdoğan expressed his views on the recent conflict involving Armenia, stating that those who incited the conflict and profited from it had ultimately caused significant harm to the Armenian people.
One of the highlights of President Erdoğan’s remarks was the news of the imminent delivery of vehicles from Turkey’s automobile initiative, TOGG. With almost 12,000 deliveries made so far, President Erdoğan highlighted Turkey’s success in the global automotive market, debunking earlier skepticism about the project.
Furthermore, President Erdoğan addressed Turkey’s humanitarian efforts in Gaza, underscoring the country’s unwavering commitment to supporting oppressed communities both at home and abroad. He condemned Israel’s attacks on Gaza and announced that Turkey had sent 800 tons of humanitarian aid to the region, as well as evacuating 88 patients and citizens from the area.
President Erdoğan also criticized the lack of international response to Israel’s actions, particularly the European and American silence on the matter. He reiterated Turkey’s refusal to allow Israel to label it as anti-Semitic and called for accountability for Israel’s possession of nuclear weapons.
Regarding domestic matters, President Erdoğan highlighted Turkey’s ongoing efforts to address the impact of climate change, particularly in the wake of severe rainstorms that have affected the country. He pledged support payments to those affected once damage assessments are conducted.
Overall, the meeting led by President Erdoğan shed light on several critical issues and underscored Turkey’s commitment to addressing both domestic and international challenges.
