Erdoğan's farewell remarks at the Cabinet meeting! 4 ministers' names are being mentioned...

Following the defeat in the March 31 Local Elections, AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who gave messages of 'change,' has been undergoing a radical change within his party but has not yet carried out a revision in the Presidential Cabinet.

According to the political gossip reported by Nefes Gazetesi columnist Nuray Babacan, the claim that Erdoğan said, "This may be our last meeting with some friends," at the latest Cabinet meeting has become a major topic of discussion. 

Following these remarks, AKP members are also curious about which ministers Erdoğan will bid farewell to. In political circles, it is expected that new appointments will be made not only for ministers but also for deputy ministers and within the bureaucracy.

In the continuation of her article, Babacan recalled the AKP's Kızılcahamam camp to be held between July 11-13, stating, "The question is; will this change happen before or after the party meeting to be held in Kızılcahamam on July 11-13... Because the next cabinet meeting appears to be after the Kızılcahamam camp."

Emphasizing that conversations about "Who might go?" have intensified within the AKP, Babacan listed the names expected to be bid farewell in the Cabinet and noted the following:

"The names of Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı, Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Ersoy, and Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan are being mentioned. Among these ministers, it is also claimed that two individuals do not wish to remain in office. It is said that the Tourism and Trade ministers are reluctant."

There are also those who add one or two more ministers to this list. And those who say, 'It will be limited to 4 ministers.'"

In the section of her article titled "Interesting survey," Babacan also included a survey conducted regarding the ministers:

"The successes and failures of the ministers, as well as the relationships they have established with the party management and the base, are also being heavily questioned. For members of parliament, the only important criteria are 'accessibility and the fulfillment of demands in their electoral districts.'"

According to another claim, the successes of the ministers were asked in a survey conducted outside the party. It is reported that Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan came in first, Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç second, and Minister of Interior Ali Yerlikaya third.

There is a very interesting situation in the survey. Those who say "Hakan Fidan is successful" are at 30 percent. This is not considered high, but what do you think the percentages of the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Interior are? The Minister of Justice enters the top three with 4 percent, and the Minister of Interior with 3 percent. So, it is unclear whether it is a success list or a failure list.

Either the citizens do not know the ministers, or they find them unsuccessful."