Saadet Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu's "There is solution for the future of Turkey" conference to continue across Turkey. At the conference organized by Uşak Province Organization, Karamollaoğlu addressed the representatives of political parties, representatives of non-governmental organizations, opinion leaders and businessmen and made important evaluations on the agenda of the country and the world.
Karamollaoğlu, who started his speech by saying that China started to take the floor in world politics, said: "While we see growth as big numbers as 7 percent, China considers these numbers to be moderate. China will become the world's most powerful economy if it maintains its current pace of development. China is conducting a large study in iron and steel. It has increased its work in many parts of the world for raw materials. Of course, China began to take part in world politics. It is making great strides in the field of industry and technology. On the other hand, it also increases its dominance in the seas." he said.
Criticizing the government's agriculture and forest policy, Karamollaoğlu said, as Policy based on product needs to be implemented. Hazelnut, grapes, olives and apricots should be adopted in every product. We must produce native seed. We must take steps for our animal breeds. The farmer needs to be given the greatest support. Both the farmer and the state win. It is said that many steps were taken in the forest. But we don't have a paper mill. We're taking the paper outside. This brings out the value given to forest products.
Karamollaoğlu, highlighting the non of the production economy, he continued: "By social services before Turkey can not stand up to the production economy. If we consider the full-scale production Turkey's economy could stand up. Large investments in the fields of agriculture and animal husbandry need to be done. We must not leave the field. The government is doing land rent. The industrialist wants to see the state. When he encounters a negativity, he wants to see the state by his side. Without them, industrialists do not enter into industrial investments."