CHP and Saadet decide to vote 'yes' on the motion
Unwilling to sign the same declaration as the ruling party, the CHP and the Saadet Party announced they will vote 'yes' on the presidential motion, which bears no party signatures.
Following the attacks in northern Iraq, the CHP and SAADET, which had decided not to sign the joint declaration to be prepared, have decided to vote 'yes' on the related motion from the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM).
Thus, the two parties have abandoned their decision to issue a separate declaration.
The CHP, which did not want to sign the same declaration as the ruling party, stated that it would vote 'yes' on the presidential motion, which does not carry the signature of any party.
It was noted that Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş held the view that the motion would be more conducive to presenting a unified image.
DEM PARTY TO MAKE ITS STATEMENT TOMORROW
The DEM Party, which will vote 'no' on the motion, will announce its position at a press conference to be held tomorrow.
News Source: 12punto
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