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Turkish Parliament Speaker Kurtulmuş: ‘Weapons Must Be Left Entirely Behind’

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Turkish Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş, in a statement made at Gaziantep University, emphasized that weapons should be left entirely behind. Stating that no opportunity would be given to terrorist organizations, Kurtulmuş expressed that all issues could be resolved within the framework of democracy and the rule of law.
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In his historic speech at the Gaziantep University 2026-2027 Academic Year Opening Ceremony, the Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, Numan Kurtulmuş, drew attention to the "peace economy" that would emerge with the establishment of a terror-free zone. Kurtulmuş stated that the barons would lose.

“With the end of terrorism and the establishment of the terror-free zone, the 'peace economy' will emerge as a new concept in this region, and our achievements in the peace economy will be an example for the whole world,” said Numan Kurtulmus, TBMM President Numan Kurtulmus.

Giving messages regarding the process that the government calls "Türkiye Without Terror," the Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, Kurtulmuş, said that success consists of three steps. Kurtulmuş stated that in the end, the "war barons" will lose.

Turkish Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş stated that a peace economy would emerge in the region with the end of terrorism, adding, "Our achievements in the peace economy with the establishment of a terror-free zone will be an example to the world."

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Haber 7 - Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş stated that the 50-year cost of terrorism has exceeded 2 trillion dollars, emphasizing that the historic consensus reached in Parliament has opened a new era in the goal of a Turkey without terrorism.

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Numan Kurtulmus, President of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, stated that the problem of terrorism that has been going on for nearly 50 years has hindered Turkey's development, causing tens of thousands of people to lose their lives, thousands of soldiers to be martyred and, by the most modest calculation, an economic cost to the country of over $2 trillion. We have no luxury to spend. We no longer have the luxury of spending even a penny…

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Haberler broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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