The 'solution' process buzz in government circles: Early election calculations on the agenda

While debates continue over the alleged "bottlenecks" and "stagnation" in the resolution process, assessments reflecting from the AKP front have drawn attention. It is reported that figures within the party who are closely following the process state that negotiations are continuing and that shelving the process entirely is not on the agenda.

NEFES columnist Nuray Babacan conveyed the ruling party's approach to the resolution process in her column today. The article includes assessments from some figures within the AK Party regarding the continuation of the process.

"THERE IS NO WILL TO ABANDON OR POSTPONE"

According to information provided by Nuray Babacan, AK Party sources involved in the process argued that the government's will to complete the resolution process remains intact. It was noted that within party assessments, the phrases "There is no lack of will in the government to see this through to the end. There is no other option anyway" were used.

In the same assessments, while it was acknowledged that some setbacks have occurred, the view was expressed that the process would continue to move forward despite this. It was reported that AKP sources made the assessment that "This is the only situation that serves both the country's interests and the government's own calculations."

It was also noted that in party corridors, the expressions "There is no will to abandon or postpone. Negotiations are simply continuing on certain issues" have come to the fore.

"THE CALENDAR IS TIGHT, IT MUST BE COMPLETED BY JULY"

In assessments made within AKP circles, it was stated that the process is proceeding according to a specific calendar. According to insider information, it is aimed to complete some critical topics by July.

It was reported that party sources made the assessment that "The calendar is tight, all of this must be done by July. Afterward, monitoring and approval will be required."

It was stated that the entire process is not expected to conclude in the short term and could spread over a period of approximately one year, including implementation and monitoring phases.

EARLY ELECTION CALCULATIONS ALSO ON THE AGENDA

It was stated that another notable topic in the corridors is the possibility of early election scenarios. In the assessments of AK Party sources, it was stated that the process is being handled in conjunction with the political calendar.

According to the information provided, some figures within the party expressed the view that "If early election plans are also taken into account, there is no luxury to stall."