Preparations for the Congress in the NEW Party: The Party Council Will Convene on October 28.
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Özgür Özel, the leader of the New Party, has called a meeting of his party's Party Council for Wednesday, October 28th. The meeting will decide on the date for the party's 1st Ordinary Congress. The Congress is expected to be held on November 14-15 at the Ankara Arena.
Following the primary elections held in 69 provinces within the NEW Party, attention has now turned to the official congresses to be held this weekend. Party officials stated that provincial chairpersons will be determined by member votes in 72 provinces, and that the primary election for the party leadership is planned to be held one day before the congress.
The New Party is continuing its provincial congresses ahead of its First Ordinary Congress, which will be held at Ankara Arena on November 14-15. The party leadership plans to determine the general chairman through a primary election in which members will participate directly.
The leader of the NEW Party, Özgür Özel, has called a meeting of the Party Council (PM) for Wednesday, October 28th. At this critical meeting, to be held at the party's headquarters, the official date for the First Ordinary Congress will be determined.
As part of the New Party's 1st Ordinary Congress process, provincial congresses in all 81 provinces will be held between October 24-27. While congress delegates will be determined at these congresses, members are expected to vote in a primary election for the party leadership on November 7 or 8, and the party's first ordinary congress is expected to be held on November 14-15 at the Ankara Arena Sports Hall.
Under the 1st Ordinary Assembly process, the New Party will hold provincial congresses in 81 provinces on 24-27 October; over 1000 delegates will be appointed. More than 750 thousand members will be able to vote in the presidential primary election; the vote will be held on November 7 or 8, and the assembly will meet on November 14-15.
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