26 provincial chairs had been dismissed: Now an overseas decision from the 'null and void' administration in CHP

Following the decision of absolute nullity, the Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu administration, which was brought to the CHP chairmanship, has now taken a new decision regarding overseas organization after the changes in provincial leadership.

Journalist Nevşin Mengü stated in a post on her social media account, "The 'null and void' administration has revoked the CHP authorization certificate belonging to the Belgium Union, which represents the CHP in Belgium."

BELGIUM UNION'S AUTHORIZATION CERTIFICATE REVOKED

In a statement published under the signature of Semra Dinçer, the CHP Deputy Chair responsible for Overseas Organization, it was stated that the "Union Establishment Authorization Certificates" previously granted to the Belgium Overseas Union were revoked on the grounds that the union acted in violation of the party's regulations.

The statement included the following expressions:

"Due to acting in violation of the rule stated in Article 4 of our Party's Overseas Unions Regulation, which requires that 'All activities be carried out under the coordination, guidance, and supervision of the Deputy Chairmanship responsible for Overseas Organization';

It has been decided at the Central Executive Board meeting dated 30/06/2026 to revoke the 'Union Establishment Authorization Certificates' granted to the Belgium Overseas Union (Union belge de Solidarité du CHP - CHP Belgium Union) in accordance with Articles 3/1, 3/4, and 5/1 of the Regulation or by any other MYK decision; furthermore, to terminate the authority of the entity operating in Belgium under the name 'Union belge de Solidarité du CHP' to represent the Republican People's Party;

Therefore, we request that your Union, which no longer has the authority to represent the Republican People's Party as of the date of this notification, refrain from acting to the contrary; and we inform you that we will resort to legal means if you continue to use the name CHP (Republican People's Party), for which the trademark registration in EU countries belongs to our Party.

Sincerely.

Semra DİNÇER

CHP Deputy Chair

Responsible for Overseas Organization"

A MOVE TOWARD OVERSEAS ORGANIZATION AFTER PROVINCIAL ORGANIZATIONS

In the last meeting held by the CHP Central Executive Board under the chairmanship of Kılıçdaroğlu, the duties of 26 provincial chairs and their administrations, including some central districts, had previously been terminated.

It was also announced that the provincial chairs of Denizli, Muğla, Eskişehir, Sinop, Düzce, Kars, and Tunceli were referred to the disciplinary board with a request for permanent expulsion while under precautionary suspension, and that new provincial chairs were appointed in 6 provinces.

Müslim Sarı, the spokesperson for the Kılıçdaroğlu administration's MYK, stated that these decisions were taken due to work, actions, and behaviors deemed incompatible with the party's corporate identity.

DISMISSED PROVINCIAL AND DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIONS

Ağrı (Provincial and Central District together - including Provincial Disciplinary Board, Provincial Chair, and Provincial Executive Board)

Aksaray

Amasya

Batman

Bilecik

Bolu

Çanakkale

Denizli

Diyarbakır

Düzce (together with Akçakoca district)

Eskişehir

Hakkari

Iğdır

Kars

Kırıkkale

Manisa

Mardin

Muğla

Muş

Niğde (together with Central district)

Nevşehir

Osmaniye (together with Central district)

Samsun

Sivas

Tunceli

Sinop (Only the provincial chair was dismissed)

REQUEST FOR PERMANENT EXPULSION FOR 7 PROVINCIAL CHAIRS

In the CHP, 7 provincial chairs were also referred to the disciplinary board with a request for permanent expulsion while under precautionary suspension.

Ali Osman Horzum (Denizli)

Nail Kızıl (Muğla)

Talat Yalaz (Eskişehir)

Aykut Cem Yalçınkaya (Sinop)

Özcan Dağıstanlı (Düzce)

Onur Uludaşdemir (Kars)

Berkay Gündoğan (Tunceli)

APPOINTMENTS TO 6 PROVINCIAL CHAIRS

Yılmaz Özkanat (Batman)

Koray Akkılıç (Çanakkale)

Mahmut Duyan (Mardin)

Rıza Tekerek (Osmaniye)

Tevfik Caymaz (Niğde)

Kemal Özcan (Tunceli)