The Nation’s Alliance will come together for the 12th time, hosted by the Saadet Party, as part of the second round of negotiations. While many important topics were expected to be discussed at the critical summit, Saadet Party Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu held talks on the agenda of the table during the leader visits. Karamollaoğlu, who will complete the first round of talks with the visit of Good (IYI) Party Chairwoman Meral Akşener, will once again go on the leaders tour.
The 12th meeting of the Nation’s Alliance, which will set the agenda of politics, has been eagerly awaited. At the meeting to be hosted by the Saadet Party, the leaders will discuss many hot developments as well as the political agenda. At the meeting where it is stated that the joint Presidential candidate will be determined, the Transition Process Roadmap and the formulas regarding the Parliamentary Elections will also be discussed.
KARAMOLLAOĞLU WILL VISIT THE LEADERS ONE MORE TIME
After the last meeting, the six opposition parties, called the Nation’s Alliance, entered the election atmosphere. It will organize a critical meeting as it enters critical election atmosphere. It is stated that the first concrete steps will be taken regarding the common presidential candidate, which the public has been waiting for a long time, at the 12th meeting to be hosted by the Nation’s Alliance, which has held 11 meetings of 73 hours and 56 bilateral meetings so far. Saadet Leader Karamollaoğlu, who started the traditional leader visits before the meeting to be hosted by his party, will have completed the meeting traffic with his last visit to Good Party Chairwoman Meral Akşener. However, it is stated that Karamollaoğlu will once again go on a tour of the leaders before the meeting, which is announced to be held on February 13. With the election date being pulled from June to May, the six opposition parties, which accelerated the candidate work, are expected to announce their candidate in February.
LEADERS GIVE GREAT ATTENTION TO THE TRANSITION ROADMAP
The leaders, who stated that they found a good response in the public with the comprehensive Common Policies Text announced in the past days, they also continue to work on the text of the Roadmap for the Transition to a Parliamentary System, which is the basis of their coming together. The Road Map, which is eagerly awaited by the public, will also be shared with the public in the coming days.
SYSTEM CHANGE MUST BE RESOLVED BEFORE GOING TO REFERENDUM
The names determined by the parties in the Nation’s Alliance came together last week and held their first meeting on the parliamentary elections. In addition to the Joint Presidential Candidate, parliamentary elections are also of great importance in the opposition bloc, which wants to obtain a majority that can change the system in parliamentary arithmetic. Leaders who want to change the system by voting in the Parliament in a possible presidential election victory will also put this issue on their agenda at the meeting on February 13. Leaders who want to reach at least the number of deputies in the parliament that can take a referendum decision will not rush to the path to be followed in the parliamentary elections. Nation’s Alliance, shortly before the required submission lists to Supreme Electoral Council (YSK) will agree on the formula and enter the elections.