MHP officials advocate for 'Terror-free Turkey' policy

Officials from the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) have reiterated their commitment to a "Terror-free Turkey" process during various regional congresses and political meetings. Party leaders, including MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız, characterized the initiative as a state policy driven by the will of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

During several district congresses in locations such as Bursa, Isparta, and Manisa, MHP representatives emphasized that the party's political focus remains on national survival and the eradication of terrorism from the country's agenda. MHP Deputy Chairman Özgür Bayraktar warned of regional expansionist threats and the importance of remaining vigilant regarding developments in the Middle East and beyond.

Legislative efforts are also being highlighted, with MHP officials noting that current parliamentary activities are aimed at permanently removing the threat of terrorism to ensure social peace and national unity.