New wave of appointments in CHP: The era of the first female chair in Osmaniye
The CHP has appointed Zahide Aktürk as the Central District Chair in Osmaniye. Aktürk has become the party's first female central district chair in Osmaniye.
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In the Republican People's Party (CHP), the efforts of the team holding the headquarters administration to restructure the organizations continue at full speed following the "absolute nullity" decision. New names continue to be appointed to the seats vacated after the removal of administrations that supported elected Chairman Özgür Özel. In this context, the CHP Central Executive Board (MYK) has appointed Zahide Aktürk to the position of Osmaniye Central District Chair. With this appointment, Aktürk has earned the title of the first female central district chair in the history of CHP Osmaniye.
Following the previous appointment of Rıza Tekerek to the position of CHP Osmaniye Provincial Chair by the headquarters, a change of guard took place in the central district organization today, and the administration has completely passed under the control of the "nullity" team.
THE "FIRST FEMALE CHAIR" ERA IN THE OSMANIYE ORGANIZATION
After the appointment decision was communicated, CHP Osmaniye Provincial Chair Rıza Tekerek, who wished the new district chair success in her duties, emphasized that Zahide Aktürk is a name who has dedicated many years of effort to the party. Tekerek used the following expressions in his statement:
"It has been conveyed to us by our Deputy Chairmanship responsible for Domestic Organizations that Ms. Zahide Aktürk has been deemed suitable for the position of Osmaniye Central District Chair. We have full faith that Ms. Zahide Aktürk, one of the laborers of the Republican People's Party, who has successfully carried out the duty of Mentally Disabled Support Chair since 2012, will further strengthen the respect and reputation of our party while protecting its unity and integrity. With the position of Central District Chair, Ms. Zahide Aktürk will achieve an important first in our party's history as the first female Central District Chair."