Only one person remains for the post-Erdoğan era: Neither Berat Albayrak nor Hakan Fidan...

In the last two months, a series of operations and sales targeting capital groups close to the government have drawn attention. 

A WAVE OF OPERATIONS IN THE CAPITAL WORLD

Notable operations took place in the Turkish capital world during September and October. The process, which began with the Can Holding investigation on September 11, spread to Park Holding and Turgay Ciner on September 28; on October 6, 23 people were detained at the Istanbul Gold Refinery (İAR). 

Most recently, on October 13, individuals including former Central Bank Deputy Governor Emrah Şener were arrested on charges of embezzlement and fraud.These developments were interpreted as a wave of harsh operations targeting the government's own capital circles.In addition to this, some quiet sales that have not been reflected in the public eye are also on the agenda. According to information obtained, companies within some capital groups close to the government have begun to quietly dispose of their assets. It is stated that these sales involve some groups transferring assets to companies previously mentioned, while others are being passed on to names not well-known in the market.In political circles, it is rumored that these sales are based on two significant claims: an effort to create a "shield" against potential negative outcomes, and the goal of selling assets below their value to designated parties after consulting with the government.

THE POWERFUL FIGURE OF THE POST-ERDOĞAN ERA

According to a report by Halk TV, names that stand out in the "post-Erdoğan" discussions are also on the agenda.

While it is stated that many figures, from Berat Albayrak to Hakan Fidan, have been damaged by these operations and controversies, it is being discussed that the person least affected by this process is Bilal Erdoğan.

Assessments are being made that Bilal Erdoğan, in particular, has gained power and seen his path cleared in the recent period.