Speaker of Grand National Assembly of Turkey, Kurtulmuş announces proposed ‘New Constitution’ in breaking news statement
Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, Kurtulmuş, has recently made a statement regarding the new constitution in Turkey. In his statement, he emphasized the power and authority of the Turkish Grand National Assembly to make laws and constitutions. He mentioned that the parliament, with 95 out of a hundred votes cast by the people, has the responsibility to draft a truly civil constitution free from the shadows of coups.
Kurtulmuş highlighted the importance of discussing the new constitution on the right grounds and through methods that parties can reach by consensus. He stated that the priority agenda is to establish a constitution suitable for the century, and the parliament will start this process by engaging with different parties.
Moreover, Kurtulmuş expressed solidarity with the children of Gaza and offered condolences to the martyrs of Gaza. He also paid tribute to the founders of the Turkish Republic, particularly Atatürk.
In addition to this, the article mentions a statement from Istanbul Governor Gül regarding ‘May 1’ and a message from President Erdoğan congratulating the holiday of April 23.
Overall, Kurtulmuş’s statement reflects the commitment of the Turkish Grand National Assembly to draft a modern and democratic constitution for the country, moving towards a more tripartite Türkiye. With the spirit inherited from the first parliament, Turkey aims to celebrate its national holidays while fostering democracy and unity.
