AKP's 60-page process report obtained: Notable details on 'right to hope' and 'SDF'
As part of the Imralı process and the new initiative in counter-terrorism, the AKP has submitted its 60-page report to Parliament. The details of the report have been revealed.
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The new initiative process launched in line with Turkey's 'Terror-Free Turkey' goal is continuing rapidly within the National Solidarity, Brotherhood, and Democracy Commission established in the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM). During this process, parties continue to submit their reports. Most recently, the Justice and Development Party (AKP) submitted its report, consisting of 15 chapters and 60 pages, to Parliament.
According to information obtained by NTV, the report does not emphasize the "right to hope," and it also stipulates that the SDF must comply with the March 10 Agreement.
The report, which lists suggestions on what needs to be done within the Criminal Law System for the integration of PKK terrorist organization members, states that it would be appropriate to enact a separate, special legal regulation for a terrorist organization that dissolves itself.
The report also stipulates that the terrorist organization SDF must comply with the March 10 Agreement, which includes its integration into the Damascus administration. At the end of the report, there is an emphasis on rehabilitation for PKK terrorists.
STARTED WITH THE JOINT COOPERATION OF MHP AND AKP
The beginning of the process took place with the joint initiative of MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli and AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The second initiative process is deepening further with the work of the commission established in the TBMM. The commission aims to take critical steps for counter-terrorism and social reconciliation.
THE DELEGATION THAT WENT TO IMRALI
Some parties involved in the commission were directly included in the process at Imralı. AKP's Hüseyin Yayman, MHP's Feti Yıldız, and DEM's Gülistan Koçyiğit went to Imralı Island to meet with Abdullah Öcalan. This meeting constituted an important step in the 'terror-free Turkey' process. However, the CHP and the New Way group were not part of this delegation and did not participate in the process.
A PORTION OF THE IMRALI MINUTES SHARED
Most of the minutes regarding the meetings at Imralı were kept confidential. However, in order to contribute to the transparency of the process, only a 4-page summary was shared with the public.
REPORT ALSO SUBMITTED BY CHP
Another party that submitted a report to the commission was the Republican People's Party (CHP). Unlike the other parties, the CHP submitted its own prepared report to the Speaker of the TBMM.