The leaders of the six parties, which are negotiating for a strengthened parliamentary system, are meeting next week to finalize the draft if their programs are suitable.
Leaders come together for the system. After the "reinforced parliamentary system talks" that ended in the past few days, the leaders of six political parties are coming together. As a result of the meetings held by the party delegations in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (GNAT), a consensus was reached on a 23-page text, and the leaders will make the final revisions on this text.
LEADERS ARE COMING TOGETHER FOR THE FINAL TOUCH
The draft "reinforced parliamentary system" that Republican People’s Party (CHP), Good (IYI) Party, Felicity (Saadet) Party, Democrat Party (DP), Deva Party and Future Party have been working on for weeks, is coming to an end. It is expected that the chairmen of the six parties will meet next week to finalize the draft, in which the talks between the delegations are concluded. The leaders are expected to put the final touches on the draft that comes before the presidents in the past few days.
AGREED ON THE 23-PAGES TEXT
While the general lines of the strengthened parliamentary system were determined during the meetings held in the GNAT, all the details of the meeting were made into a report. While consensus was reached on a 23-pages text in total, the text and reports were presented to the presidents. The leaders, on the other hand, are expected to meet next week if their schedules are suitable after their review.