President Erdoğan's Call for a Terror-Free Turkey and Cabinet Evaluations

Following the Cabinet Meeting in Ahlat, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan emphasized that the process for a Terror-Free Turkey has gained momentum with the National Solidarity Law and invited everyone to be part of the solution.

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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made important statements following the Cabinet Meeting held at the Ahlat Presidential Complex. Stating that the process for a Terror-Free Turkey has gained momentum with the adoption of the Bill on the Strengthening of National Solidarity and Social Integration, Erdoğan emphasized that this issue is the common cause of all 86 million citizens.

Cabinet Meeting in Ahlat and Historical Emphasis

The Presidential Cabinet met in Ahlat for the third time. Foreign policy, trade, security, and the Terror-Free Turkey process were discussed at the meeting held on the 955th anniversary of the Battle of Manzikert.

Economic and Development Goals

It was stated that intense efforts are being made by the government to keep Turkey on the track of development and prosperity despite surrounding conflicts. It was noted that the crisis period has been managed without resorting to populism.

New Era in the Terror-Free Turkey Process

Stating that the Law on the Strengthening of National Solidarity and Social Integration, adopted with 467 'yes' votes in the Grand National Assembly, is a turning point in Turkish politics, it was expressed that the process has renewed its confidence.

Call for Unity to Society and Politics

It was emphasized that everyone must use a careful language and shoulder burdens rather than being a burden. Regardless of political views, all segments of society were called upon to be part of the solution.

Foreign Policy and National Security

It was announced that Turkey's active foreign policy prioritizing regional peace and stability will continue, and no actor other than the nation can draw the route and borders for foreign policy.

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