Erdoğan: We want to do what is right for Turkey

Erdoğan: We want to do what is right for Turkey

AKP Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan made statements at an iftar dinner he attended in Beştepe, Istanbul. Speaking about Abdullah Öcalan’s Call for Peace and Democratic Society, Turkish President Erdoğan said: "We want to do what is right for Turkey." Erdoğan said: "We are in an advantageous position in terms of realizing the goal of a ‘terror-free’ Turkey. It is unthinkable for a politician who feels a sense of responsibility towards his nation…

President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke at the iftar program with police, gendarmerie, coast guard personnel and security guards at the Palace.

İmamoğlu made an offer to Erdoğan, "Come, let's sit with the people in the Ramadan tent in the most beautiful square of Istanbul, let's break our fast together. Let's talk about the tragic problems of the country. I invite you."

The Beşiktaş community came together at the iftar event organized by the club. The new president of the Black and Whites, Serdal Adalı, sat side by side with the 2nd president of the previous administration and his rival in the last election, the presidential candidate Hüseyin Yücel.

The residents of the site where President Erdoğan went to break his fast happily recounted those moments. "World leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan coming to our neighborhood made us all very happy," said the resident, adding, "I wanted to see it with the eyes of the world. I had the chance to kiss his hand, and I hope everyone else does too."

President Erdoğan convened the renewed Central Executive Board (MYK) for the first time in recent days. While Erdoğan gave clear messages to the renewed A Team here; he also made important statements on the subject of a Terror-Free Turkey. Erdoğan, who instructed his party to never give an opportunity to provocations regarding the process, once again underlined the issue of ending terrorism.