3-stage roadmap ready... Employment will be provided to PKK terrorists!

The Justice and Development Party (AKP) has completed a 60-page report prepared in line with its "Terror-Free Turkey" vision. The report, which will be presented to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, will be prepared for submission to the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM).

The AKP's report proposes a comprehensive roadmap for the integration of terrorist organization members who have not been involved in crimes into society.

THREE-STAGE ROADMAP

The report outlines a three-stage roadmap for steps to be taken against the PKK and other terrorist organizations. The first stage aims to neutralize Qandil. The second stage emphasizes the need to comply with the March 10 agreement in Syria.

Thirdly, it aims to prevent the organization from establishing a new area of presence in Syria.

While the 10 sections of the report give extensive space to democratization steps, it is stated that the steps to be taken in the event that the PKK dissolves itself are dependent on these three critical conditions.

The AKP also draws attention to the steps taken over the last 20 years. Examples such as TRT Kürdi and "living languages" projects are given, and comparisons are made regarding how terrorist organizations in other countries were ended. The report also touches upon the economic cost of terrorism to Turkey.

PROPOSAL FOR PROBATION AND REINTEGRATION INTO SOCIETY

The AKP has included the "probation" model proposed by the MHP in its report in a similar fashion. According to this model, it is aimed to reintegrate into society those members of terrorist organizations who have been accused of terrorism but have not been involved in crimes.

For organization members who have not committed crimes, it is proposed that regulations and directives be issued with the contributions of the Ministry of National Education, the Ministry of Family and Social Services, and the Ministry of Health in the fields of job placement, education, and health.

On the other hand, the changes recently experienced in Şırnak's Mount Gabar are noteworthy. The rock settlement located in the Kırkağaç area of Mount Gabar, known among the public as the '7-story apartment cave', is now attracting the attention of nature lovers.

This area, which was in a restricted zone for many years, has recently been included in tourism routes.