The Republic of Türkiye Stands Firm Against Calls for Boycott
Minister Yerlikaya Condemns Boycott Calls Amid Corruption Investigation
Minister Yerlikaya has spoken out against the boycott calls that have been circulating following the corruption investigation into the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM). In a recent statement posted on his social media account, Yerlikaya addressed the issue.
He expressed his dismay at those who are attempting to manipulate the youth for their own political gains and sow seeds of discord among the people. Yerlikaya denounced the slander and misinformation being spread about the country, emphasizing the need for unity and solidarity.
Yerlikaya also questioned the motives behind the calls for boycott, particularly in light of recent events involving Israel and the main opposition. He cautioned against the harmful effects that a boycott could have on the national economy and the livelihoods of thousands of Turkish citizens.
The Minister stressed that the Republic of Turkey is a nation of law and order, and will not be swayed by threats or attempts to incite unrest. He called on all citizens to work together for the common good, supporting local businesses, farmers, and producers in order to strengthen the economy and build a better future for all.
Yerlikaya’s words underscore the importance of unity and solidarity in the face of adversity, and serve as a rallying cry for all Turks to stand together in the face of challenges. His message is clear: boycotts are not the answer, but rather collaboration and cooperation are the keys to a prosperous and stable Turkey.
