Saadet Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu, who participated in his party's extended Province Divan Meeting in Uşak, said that while responding to rising unemployment and interest expenses, the entire burden of the economy was loaded on the people's back through tax.
Saadet Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu continues his trips to the country without slowing down. Karamollaoglu, who attended the extended Provincial Divan Meeting of his party at Atatürk Culture Center, made important statements about the agenda.
Karamollaoğlu, who started his speech by emphasizing that the parties cannot be mutually exclusive, said: "Everybody has a thought about the solution of the country's problems. We have thoughts. We will transfer this idea to our nation. It is not possible to interfere with the mind's structure in democracies. If this nation deserves what it deserves, it manages it. Today we have strong projects against the games played on our country and our region. In the power of National Vision, we have made great services. Most of our parties engaged in these services were closed. However, the Saadet Party is currently struggling to serve our nation. We are doing politics to serve our nation." he said.
Referring to the upcoming municipal elections, Karamollaoğlu said, "When we go to these elections, we need to give a note to the government. This note will give the folks. The ruling will also say, The nation is uncomfortable with this trend. It is this power that brings the country to the abyss. There's a lot of difference between us and them. We're not going to give up on the truth. We will show all our efforts. Our mayor will not allow corruption. No corruption. We will do the job. We are here to serve." he said.
Karamollaoğlu emphasized that the government could not pursue a personal policy in foreign policy. Syria should not have become this. They said, Assad is going. Let's go, de they said. Unfortunately, Syria has returned to the bloodshed. There was the same situation in Libya. Yemen is being bombed every day. There should be no foreign policy. Foreign countries should trust you. We have become like this when we can't do them." he added.