Saadet Party Deputy Chairman Bülent Kaya, who went to İzmir to participate in a series of activities organized by Saadet Party İzmir Provincial Presidency, first inaugurated the new service building of Saadet Party Bayraklı District Organization and addressed the citizens.
Bülent Kaya, who listened to the problems of the tradesmen and the people of İzmir within the scope of the 'Livelihood Alliance', said, "Starting with our representative of social peace, Izmir, we will all show that we can all live together as citizens of this country, that we all have common concerns and that we have no problems that cannot be solved when we gather around a table."
Bülent Kaya, who first opened the new service building of Saadet Party Bayraklı District Organization and met with the National Vision followers, received information about the activities of the district organization.
Bülent Kaya made important statements by addressing the citizens on the platform established on Bayraklı Sevgi Yolu. Finally, Bülent Kaya, who participated in the fieldwork with the theme "Livelihood Alliance" organized by Saadet Party in 81 provinces, visited the tradesmen in this context and chatted with the citizens.
“WE ARE TRYING TO KEEP THE MATTERS OF LIVELIHOOD CONTINUOUS ON THE AGENDA”
Bülent Kaya drew attention to the problems of the citizens by drawing attention to the social problems.
"Starting with our representative of social peace, Izmir, we will all show that we can all live together as citizens of this country, that we all have common concerns and that we have no problems that cannot be solved when we gather around a table. As you all know, we are organizing a 'Livelihood Alliance' campaign across the country. Accordingly, we try to interpret our people's cries of "we can't make a living" and keep the problem of livelihood on the agenda," he added.
“OUR PEOPLE ARE IN ECONOMIC TROUBLE”
Stating that the Saadet Party has a specific gravity accepted by everyone, Saadet Party Deputy Chairman Bülent Kaya said, "In the next election, it will carry this specific weight to the ballot box as the weight of votes and will both be represented in the parliament in the strongest way and will aspire to govern Turkey as a part of the government. Our nation has urgent problems, and these are really more pressing problems than election gossip. Regardless of which party they set their hearts on, our people are in an economic crisis. Here, we, as members of the Saadet Party, will hopefully have put forward a management style that will not be a party to the inflation-interest and foreign exchange triangle, in which the fixed-income people in Turkey can get their fair share from the welfare distribution after the election."