New Party Kayseri Provincial Chairperson Candidate Gözbaşı Makes Statements on Political Transfers and the Economy
Attorney Ufuk Ozan Gözbaşı stated that political transfer debates in Izmir overshadow the public's real economic problems and freedom of the press.
New Party Kayseri Founding Provincial Chairperson and Provincial Chairperson Candidate Atty. Ufuk Ozan Gözbaşı stated that political transfer debates in Izmir created an artificial agenda, emphasizing that economic difficulties and press freedom are the actual issues.
Artificial Agendas and Real Problems
New Party Kayseri Founding Provincial Chairperson and Provincial Chairperson Candidate Atty. Ufuk Ozan Gözbaşı made striking statements regarding Turkey's political and economic agenda.
Touching on many issues from political transfer debates in Izmir to economic problems, Gözbaşı stated that the real problems of citizens are being pushed into the background.
Voter Will and Political Transfer
Stating that political transfer debates in Izmir should not be evaluated merely as a party change, Gözbaşı emphasized that what happened is important in terms of voter will.
Gözbaşı argued that the preferences and democratic expectations of more than 1.2 million citizens reflected at the ballot box were ignored.
Economic Hardships and Inflation
Criticizing the fact that political maneuvers are brought to the forefront while the economic problems citizens experience in markets and bazaars continue, Gözbaşı said that difficulties in the economy must not be forgotten.
He conveyed that strengthening production in the economy and establishing a transparent management approach where every penny is accounted for are among their goals.
Freedom of the Press and Transparency
Stating that the ability of journalists, who undertake the duty of informing the public, to work in a free environment is important for a democratic society.
Stating that one of the fundamental conditions of a healthy democracy is the media's ability to freely ask questions, Gözbaşı drew attention to the importance of the principle of the supremacy of law.