Minister Özhaseki Steps Down Due to Health Issues
Mehmet Özhaseki Resigns from Ministerial Role Due to Health Reasons
Mehmet Özhaseki, a prominent figure in Turkish politics, recently took to Twitter to announce his resignation from his role as Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change. In a heartfelt post, Özhaseki reflected on his decades of service to his country and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve.
Starting his political career as the Mayor of Kayseri in 1994, Özhaseki emphasized the challenging times Turkey faced during his tenure. He spoke of the pride he felt in serving the city of Kayseri and his subsequent roles as a Member of Parliament and Deputy Chairman of the AK Party. His time as Minister was marked by efforts to rebuild cities devastated by natural disasters, a responsibility he took on with dedication and a sense of duty.
Citing health problems as the reason for his resignation, Özhaseki assured the public that he will continue to serve his country through a family foundation and support any initiatives that benefit Turkey. He expressed gratitude towards President Erdogan for his trust and support throughout his political career.
As Özhaseki transitions to a new chapter in his life, he asked for forgiveness from the nation and thanked his supporters for their understanding. His commitment to serving Turkey and upholding moral principles remains unwavering, setting an example for future leaders to follow.
