Video message from İmamoğlu to Gen Z! A striking warning about 'criminal organizations'...
Imprisoned Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor and CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu addressed young people in a video message, calling out: "We will build the power of Gen Z together. We will create a happy, peaceful, and prosperous Turkey."
Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) Mayor and CHP presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, who has been imprisoned in Silivri Prison since March 23, shared a video message for young people via the Presidential Candidate Office's social media account.
Addressing the youth in his message, İmamoğlu emphasized that a new era would be shaped together with young people, stating, "We will build the power of Gen Z together."
A STRIKING WARNING ABOUT "CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS"
In his speech, while drawing attention to the pressure and hopelessness experienced by young people, İmamoğlu particularly highlighted the following: "I am saddened to hear that there are those who turn to criminal organizations due to this feeling of being trapped, and that there are young people associated with them."
My dear young people, my dear children, whom I believe will be the hope and energy of our country;
— Cumhurbaşkanlığı Aday Ofisi (@CAOIletisim) December 7, 2025
I know that you are experiencing great difficulties and that you feel surrounded. I am aware that the inequality in schools, education, and income distribution casts a shadow over your future dreams.
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