After a month and a half, 6 opposition leaders will meet for the second time, hosted by Babacan.
Felicity (Saadet) Party, Republican People's Party (CHP), Good (IYI) Party, Future (Gelecek) Party, Democracy and Progress (DEVA) Party and Democrat Party leaders, who came together on February 12 in Ankara Ahlatlıbel, will meet for the second time today, hosted by DEVA leader Ali Babacan.
The meeting, which took place a month and a half ago and took its place as the "Ahlatlıbel Summit" in Turkish political history, lasted for 5 hours, and during the meeting, the Strengthened Parliamentary System Memorandum of Understanding was signed and it was decided to announce the text on February 28.
In that meeting, the topics of the transition to the strengthened parliamentary system and the policies to be implemented after the elections were also discussed.
ALLIANCE'S PRINCIPLES WILL BE TALKED
At the meeting to be held at DEVA Party Headquarters today, the roadmap for returning to the parliamentary system and the policies to be implemented after the election are expected to be discussed, while the most striking issue at the table will be the exchange of ideas on the principles of a possible alliance.
If the leaders can reach an agreement on these three issues, it will be decided to establish working commissions on the issues.
Regarding the meeting to be held, the most curious issue was whether the issues of the Presidential candidate will be brought to the table with the 'New Election Law'.
It was stated that an issue related to the presidential candidate will not come to the table, and it was noted that only evaluations will be made about the new election law and no work will be done on it.