The Saadet on the Field program, which was launched in order to see the reflections of the economic crises experienced in recent years on the field and to explain the solutions to these crises, continues at full speed. This time, Diyarbakir was the address of the programs carried out all over the country. Saadet Party Deputy Chairman Yusuf Sunar listened to the problems experienced by tradesmen and citizens in this context.
With the election date approaching, the Saadet on the Field program was accelerated. Staff members of the Saadet Party continue to visit provinces and districts. In this context, Saadet Party Deputy Chairman Yusuf Sunar visited Diyarbakır. As part of their programs, Sunar was accompanied by the party's Diyarbakır Provincial Chairman Abdurrahman Ergin and party executives.
“WE HAVE ALWAYS PRIORITIZED THE BENEFITS OF OUR COUNTRY”
Party members, who come together with tradesmen and citizens, have the opportunity to examine the problems on the spot and can directly explain their solution proposals. In this context, going to Diyarbakir Saadet Party Deputy Chairman Yusuf Sunar stated that there is only 4 months left for the elections and underlined that they want to use the remaining time effectively. Noting that there are serious problems in every field from economy to education, from health to justice, Sunar said, “We have always acted with the motto of 'Ethics and spirituality first' throughout our political struggle that has left behind half a century. We have always observed justice, right and law. We didn't say, 'Let's win, no matter what'. We have never put the political interests of our individuals and our party before the interests of our country and our people. Today, we continue our work with the same sensitivity.”
“WE CAN'T BELIEVE THE SOIL OF THIS COUNTRY TO BE LEFT INERT”
Sunar, who also criticizes the ruling front, continued his words as follows: “Those who say that the leader's shoes should be licked and those who try to cover up the murder committed in the middle of Ankara are together in the same structure. We do not associate this picture to our country. We are uncomfortable with the words of mafia, drugs and politics being used in the same sentence always. We cannot accept this system suitable for our country, in which there are no Justice and Freedom remain anymore. We do not like our youth to be unemployed at home, our money becoming worthless, and our fertile lands being inert.”