AKP hits the field: Reactions will be conveyed to Erdoğan
The AKP is preparing to launch a comprehensive field study ahead of the Ramadan Feast. During these visits, citizens' demands and complaints will be collected and reported, and reactions regarding traffic fines will also be brought to the agenda.
The AKP is planning a comprehensive field program with its organizations ahead of the Ramadan Feast. It has been stated that ministers, MKYK members, the Headquarters Organization, members of parliament, and provincial, district, and neighborhood organizations will be actively involved in the field during the holiday period.
FRAMEWORK OF THE WORK TO BE CLARIFIED AT THE MYK
According to the pro-government Türkiye newspaper, the scope of the visits and the details of the field activities will be determined at the MYK meeting. It is planned that the demands, complaints, and expectations received from citizens will be collected and turned into a report, and these data will guide the strategies to be followed in the post-holiday period. The organizations aim to establish contact with different segments of society.
REACTIONS TO TRAFFIC FINES ON THE AGENDA
It is expected that traffic fines, which have sparked public debate, will also be addressed at the meeting. It is stated that MYK members will convey evaluations regarding the new Traffic Law and the reactions coming from citizens to AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
News Source: 12punto
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