Turkey's 167th political party has been founded: 'We are organizing rapidly'
Turkey's 167th political party has been founded in Muğla. Ahmet Gedik, the Chairman of the party named "Bizim Parti" (Our Party), stated, "We have set out with an approach focused on solutions and the interests of our people."
Turkey's 167th political party has been founded. Ahmet Gedik, the Chairman of the party, which was established in Muğla and named Bizim Parti, met with journalists the other day.
In his statement, Gedik said, "We are coming with the philosophy of the Kuvayi Milliye (National Forces). Turkey needs to breathe. We have come together with honorable friends who will work in favor of the citizens. We will not resemble any of the current political parties. Everyone will live freely without fear."
According to the report in Gazete Pencere, Gedik used the following expressions:
"We have rolled up our sleeves for a Turkey where we desire a country where freedoms are experienced, observing the rights of everyone from laborers to educators, and where we will experience everything together with our citizens. We will save our children and youth from the swamp of drugs. Ensuring justice and health is at the forefront of the state's primary duties. I am also from Fethiye, Muğla. I am also experiencing the happiness of lighting the spark of the torch together with my fellow travelers. We are organizing rapidly all over Turkey. Our organizations are being established in provinces and districts. We have set out with an approach focused on solutions and the interests of our people."
News Source: 12punto
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