Cemil Tugay Responds to Claims that He Will Join the AKP: 'I Will Chart My Own course.'
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Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay made a statement. Denying claims that he would be joining the AKP, Tugay said, "Of course, I will chart my own course. I am waiting for some things to fall into place."
The AKP will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a rally at Ankara's Millet Bahçesi (National Garden) on August 14th. President Erdoğan will speak at the event, which will also see new party members joining. Izmir Metropolitan Mayor Cemil Tugay, whose name has been linked to the AKP for some time, will remain independent.
Cemil Tugay, the mayor of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality, who resigned from the CHP and is now running as an independent, denied claims that he would join the AK Party. Tugay said, "I am not currently in a position to join a party, but I will chart my own course."
Cemil Tugay, the Mayor of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality, who has been in the spotlight due to claims that he will join the AKP after resigning from the CHP under the leadership of Butlan, responded to the allegations.
Under the leadership of President Erdoğan, the AK Party, which has managed to emerge as the leading party in every general election it has participated in since its founding in 2001, setting a record unbroken since the start of the multi-party era in Türkiye in 1946, has completed a quarter of a century on the political stage.
The AK Party, which was announced on August 14, 2001, with the words of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, “Today will pass into the history of Turkish politics as the birthday of the AK Party, which was founded by people who love service, and after today, nothing will be the same in our Turkey anymore”, marks the end of 25 years The AK Party, which set an unbroken record since 1946, when the multi-party era began in Turkey, managed to become the first party…
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