Immediately after the Veto news, AKP Deputy Chairman Mahir Ünal shared a message of appreciation to President Erdoğan from his social media account.
The Milli Gazete daily recently revealed that it was wrong for thermal power plants not to use filters.
Çanakkale, Sirnak, Kahramanmaras, Karabuk, Kutahya, Manisa, Sivas, Zonguldak, Ankara, Mugla and Bursa, including 15 thermal power plants, including the intense public reaction to the bill. Had the bill been approved, the thermal power plants would have released their poisons directly into the air without any filtration.
The AKP Central Executive Committee (MYK) convened under the chairmanship of President and AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
AKP spokesman Omer Celik, his party's statement on the meeting of the MYK, the postponement of the installation of filters to thermal power plants, "the President did not find the right regulation and vetoed it," he said.
AGREEMENT WITH LIBYA CONFORMING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW
Referring to the Macron's "The country that launches 'The Peace Spring Operation, can not wait for help from NATO," Çelik said that France was the last country to say this and Macron is the last leader to talk in this way.
PRESIDENT WILL MAKE IMPORTANT MEETINGS IN LONDON
Sayin that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will go to London for an important summit, Çelik, "Tomorrow (for today) President will go to London. US President Trump, Macron, Merkel, will meet with Johnson. It will also meet the leaders of France, Britain and Germany in a four-format. The struggle against DAESH, especially Syria, PKK/YPG terrorist organization will constitute an important agenda. There are reports of various reactions to the defense document issued by the YPG in NATO as a threat."