Recognizing that the mentality should change, not the names that are important in the new era, Karamollaoğlu directed the following questions to President Erdogan and his administration:
Will your foreign policy change after that? You will follow a personal, upright foreign policy, or you will continue to be thrown away! Will the strengthening of D-8s be on your agenda? n Will your economic policy change? Will you be able to move from the rent economy to the real economy? n Will you be able to corrupt corruption, irregularity, corruption? Will you prevent the waste? n Will your education policy change? Are you going to set up an education system that educates people, not human grinders? Will your styles change? Today, the biggest problem of our country is polarization.
ADVISES FOR ERDOGAN MANAGEMENT FROM KARAMOLLAOGLU
In foreign policy, the language of peace should be used, not war.
Domestic politics should be acted not with anger but with compassion and justice.
Conflict and tension, not common sense and dialogue should be taken as basis.
Waste and corruption must be prevented. It is necessary to protect the right of the poor and the poor.
Transparent, unquestioned and honest management approach must be put forward.
In the economy, mobilization should be initiated for national, strong, rapid and widespread development.
Priority should be given to the infrastructure and investments necessary for the economy, not the consumer.
Saadet Party Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu, at the weekly ordinary press conference, had important statements about the agenda. evaluating the agenda of the party headquarters in Balgat Karamollaoğlu, with the passing of the presidential system in Turkey's Erdogan has made recommendations for the new term. Karamollaoğlu reminded that the new system was officially started with the announcement of the oaths and the cabin because of his respect for the will of the nation and participated in the Parliamentary General Assembly and Erdogan's oath.
Under the new system, 'Is really there an excitement?' Karamollaoğlu asks, "How many people in Turkey believe that with this change, put forward a new vision! How many people; that the economy will improve, that foreign politics will be relieved, that terrorism will be prevented, that the minimum wage will increase, that the mistakes in the justice mechanism will improve, and that unemployment will decrease. Sad to say, the challenge was to bring an exciting new period in Turkey," he said.