The 'A-team' is taking shape... Resignations will continue in the AKP, one-third of the staff will change!
Discussions of change have gained momentum within the AKP, which fell to the position of the second party for the first time following the March 31 local election process. Most recently, it was claimed that there would be changes at the provincial presidency level within the AKP.
In the AKP, which became the second party for the first time in 22 years in the March 31 local elections, there is a flurry of activity regarding change ahead of the Kızılcahamam Camp.
The message given by President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan after the local elections, "When the time and place come, we will make the change without breaking, damaging, or alienating anyone," has been put into practice in the AKP.
According to the report on NTV, after the resignations of the provincial chairmen of Rize, Adıyaman, and Batman, all eyes are on the other provinces. According to the information obtained, the resignations that have begun at the provincial and district chairman levels will continue. A 30 percent change at the provincial chairman level is on the agenda.
WHEN WILL THE A-TEAM CHANGE?
Erdoğan also instructed his staff to work toward the ordinary congress.
AKP staff, who want the process to be completed within ordinary limits, plan to leave the grand congress, which will also change the A-team, until the autumn of 2025. The calendar for the congresses will be harmonized with Erdoğan's schedule throughout the year.
The congress dates in the provinces will be determined by taking into account Erdoğan's domestic and international programs, as he wants to visit all 30 metropolitan cities.
News Source: 12punto
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