Turkey holds programs on transition to a terror-free nation

Officials in Turkey have held a series of programs titled ‘Transition Processes to a Terror-Free Turkey’ as part of the ‘Turkey Talks’ initiative. Recent sessions were held in Elazığ and Tunceli to discuss the national vision for eliminating terrorism and strengthening social cohesion.

Ayhan Oğan, Presidential Advisor and President of the Civil Solidarity Platform, described the initiative as a state project supported by all branches of government, including the legislature, executive, and judiciary, as well as the military and intelligence services. He stated the goal is to create a foundation where there is no need for armament or terrorist activities, aiming to cleanse politics and the region of ‘terrorist tutelage.’

Ahmet Selim Köroğlu, Presidential Advisor, emphasized that the ‘Turkey Century’ vision is a national program rather than a partisan one, serving as a roadmap for the country’s future. Local officials, including governors from Elazığ and Tunceli, noted that these efforts are part of a broader strategy to enhance regional welfare and national unity.