Turkish political leaders discuss security and youth development

Turkish political figures and foundation leaders have issued various statements regarding national development, security, and social values.

AK Parti Deputy Chairman Hüseyin Yayman, speaking in Van, expressed optimism regarding a future 'terror-free Turkey,' stating that the country is entering a new era where weapons will be laid down. He also defended President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s recent UN address and reaffirmed Turkey’s support for Palestine. Yayman noted that the AK Parti has addressed the Kurdish issue through policies such as the introduction of Kurdish as an elective subject and the removal of state-of-emergency restrictions.

MHP Secretary General İsmet Büyükataman emphasized the party’s commitment to national interests and the 'terror-free Turkey' process, while also highlighting the importance of family and youth policies.

In social developments, Necmeddin Bilal Erdoğan, Chairman of the İlim Yayma Foundation, attended the opening of the 10th Sultanbeyli Book Fair. He emphasized the importance of early reading habits and the foundation’s efforts to provide libraries to schools, noting that investing in children is essential for a strong society.