First Statement From the Palace: Erdoğan's Chief Advisor Mehmet Uçum 'Identifies' a New Party.
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Mehmet Uçum, Chief Advisor to President Erdoğan, commented on the formation of a new party by 91 MPs who left the CHP (Republican People's Party). Uçum, who supports Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's leadership appointed by the court, stated, "Ultimately, the CHP is still the CHP. The flood passes, but the sand remains."
Mehmet Uçum, Chief Advisor to the President and Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Council for Legal Policies, assessed the formation of the New Party by 91 deputies who left the CHP. Uçum supported Kılıçdaroğlu, who was appointed head of the CHP by court decision, “The CHP is, after all, the CHP again. Cell
Presidential Chief Advisor Mehmet Uçum commented on the new party. Uçum stated, "The new party cannot produce original policies. Because it is a party founded not on a political stance, but on personal needs."
Presidential Chief Advisor Mehmet Uçum, examining the divisions within the CHP through a historical lens, stated that the New Party would not be able to produce meaningful results. Evaluating the ongoing process, Uçum emphasized that this situation indicates the CHP has entered a cleansing process in line with its perspective of purification.
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