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İYİ Party at the MHP congress! Meral Akşener’s former advisor: ‘For the first time’

The İYİ Party, which decided to enter the local elections independently, made a notable visit today. İYİ Party Deputy Chairman Hakan Şeref Olgun and Secretary General Ayfer Yılmaz attended the MHP congress.

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İYİ Party at the MHP congress! Meral Akşener’s former advisor: ‘For the first time’

There were notable names among the guests at the MHP congress held today. Among those who attended the congress, where MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli ran as the sole candidate and received all the votes, were İYİ Party Deputy Chairman Hakan Şeref Olgun and Secretary General Ayfer Yılmaz.

Following the general elections held on May 14, the İYİ Party announced through a decision taken by its boards that it would enter the local elections independently. Following the decision, which drew reactions within the party and led to high-level resignations, another notable move came from the İYİ Party today. İYİ Party Deputy Chairman Hakan Şeref Olgun and Secretary General Ayfer Yılmaz attended the MHP's congress.

Murat İde, who served as the press advisor to İYİ Party Chairwoman Meral Akşener since the day the party was founded, commented on the visit on his social media account. Drawing attention to the timing of the visit, İde wrote:

There were never any invitations extended to the İYİ Party at MHP congresses.. For the first time, an invitation was extended to this congress.. Deputy Chairman Hakan Şeref Olgun attended the congress, where the opening speech was delivered by "SEMİH YALÇIN".. The normalization of politics is valuable, of course.. But the timing is also significant..



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