AK Party shapes roadmap after lose in elections! A change in 7 provinces spread to 40 provinces

The AK Party, which entered the camp in Kızılcahamam in the last week of last May, had prepared a road map for change "due to loss of votes". It was decided that the first step of the change would be taken in the provincial directorates and new appointments would be made in nearly 40 provinces. The button was pressed for change at the Central Executive Board held the previous day. 7 provincial presidents were changed. Milli Gazete had announced this change a month ago.

The first step towards the change in the AK Party, which was brought to the agenda by Milli Gazete last month, was taken the day before.

Changes were made in the presidency of 7 provinces.

In the last week of last May, the AK Party entered a three-day camp in Ankara Kızılcahamam.

In that camp held after the March 31 local elections, criticism was made against the party's recent policies and staff based on the election results.

As a result of these criticisms, a road map was prepared that envisaged change in the party staff before the congress to be held in October 2025.

MİLLİ GAZETE HAS REACHED THE DETAILS OF THE ROAD MAP

The details of that road map were obtained by Milli Gazete.

In the news, it was emphasized that the change would be made first in the provincial presidencies, and it was stated that there would be changes in nearly 40 provincial presidencies.

AK PARTY CENTRAL EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESSED THE BUTTON

A month after the news, AK Party Headquarters put the road map into effect.

The other day, the AK Party Central Executive Board met with the agenda of "change".

With the decision taken as a result of the meeting, new appointments were made to the provincial heads of Zonguldak, Kastamonu, Osmaniye, Adıyaman, Gaziantep, Erzincan and Afyonkarahisar.

INVOICES FOR ELECTION RESULTS WERE ISSUE TO PROVINCIAL HEADS

While the AK Party lost municipalities in some of these provinces, it was seen that it suffered a huge loss of votes in others.

According to the information obtained by Milli Gazete, it is expected that changes in provincial headquarters will continue.