Health Minister Dinçyürek's Statement on Election Campaign and Paid Military Service

Health Minister Hakan Dinçyürek stated that the National Unity Party (UBP) is on an upward trend among voters during the election campaign process and announced that the first legislative regulation to come to the Parliament's agenda after December 6 will be for paid military service.

Stating that the UBP is conducting active work in the field with its 50 parliamentary candidates, Dinçyürek argued that the disgruntled and resentful voter base is reuniting around the party. Calling on voters to use the party seal, Dinçyürek emphasized the importance of investments made in the health sector, such as the Kyrenia Hospital, Lapta Health Center, and Dikmen Health Center.

Stating that the technical work and infrastructure regarding the paid military service regulation have been completed, Dinçyürek expressed that the issue has resonated widely with the public. The Minister noted that the aforementioned legal regulation will be the first work to be submitted to the Parliament after December 6.