His name was mentioned for the post-Erdoğan era... Interesting remarks from Bilal Erdoğan to President Erdoğan: Not strong enough!

Attending the "Mission of Erzincan Business People in the Century of Turkey" event organized by the Erzincan Industrialists and Business People Association (ERSİAD) in Beyoğlu, Bilal Erdoğan claimed that Turkey's international power has weakened because President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is not strong enough.

Erdoğan emphasized that internal problems have caused a reduction in the President's power.

In his speech, Bilal Erdoğan argued that the power of his father, President Erdoğan, has been weakened by "sedition and slippery characters" within. Erdoğan's words were as follows:

"The value of our President will certainly be understood, but it would have been better if it hadn't been understood too late. If we could have stood more strongly behind our President in the middle of these 23 years, we could have been much stronger today. If we had made our President a little stronger, Israel would not have been able to commit this genocide. However, with the premium we gave to the sedition, slippery characters, and traitors within us, we diminished our President's power and reduced this country's power abroad." Erdoğan concluded this criticism by stating that there must be unity for the country to display a stronger stance.

Bilal Erdoğan also emphasized that there must be unified action for Turkey to reach a stronger economic position. Stating that "Turkey carries the energy to enter the top five economies in the world," Bilal Erdoğan used the following expressions:

"We need to broaden our perspective. This sense of unity is very important. Standing behind our President, supporting a leader who has served this country so much and brought us to these points, is the responsibility not only of us but of all our people. We must all stand together behind our President, who is a respected leader worldwide."

Recently, the programs Bilal Erdoğan has attended and the statements he has made have increased discussions regarding his role in politics in the post-Erdoğan era.

Among the names mentioned for the post-Erdoğan era, figures such as Bilal Erdoğan, Hakan Fidan, and Selçuk Bayraktar stand out.