Breaking News... Numan Kurtulmuş's Statement on 'Early Elections': 'The Will Rests with the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.'
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Breaking news... Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş, regarding discussions about early elections, said, "The Parliament is preparing for an election on time." Kurtulmuş stated that if there is a desire to bring the election forward, the decision-making body will be the Parliament.
Breaking News - LATEST NEWS | Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, Numan Kurtulmuş, addressed the 28th Term, 4th Legislative Year Evaluation Meeting, making statements regarding a Turkey without terrorism. Making noteworthy remarks about early election discussions, Kurtulmuş stated, "The place and...
Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, Numan Kurtulmuş, made historic statements at the "28th Term 4th Legislative Year Evaluation Meeting" held in the Parliament. He stated that the goal of a Turkey free from terrorism has taken shape and is being implemented on the ground... Click here for more.
TBMM Chairman Numan Kurtulmus made a statement regarding the early election discussions. “At this time, it is not the place and time for early election discussions,” Kurtulmus said, noting that the Assembly continues its work according to the calendar in which the elections will be held on time. Stating that the decision will be made by the TBMM if the elections are held early, Kurtulmus said: “As soon as 360 elections are found, the TBMM decide…
Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş, regarding the discussions about early elections, stated that the Parliament is preparing for an election to be held on time, adding, "If there is a desire to bring it forward, the will here rests with the Parliament."
Breaking news... TBMM Chairman Numan Kurtulmush received a statement regarding the early election discussions. “If it is desired to be taken early, the will is of the TBMM, as soon as 360 is found, the TBMM decides to renew the elections,” Kurtulmus said.
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