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President Erdoğan, Nobel Prize-winning scientist Prof. Dr. He met with Aziz Sancar in Ankara.
President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Nobel Prize-winning scientist Prof. Dr. He met with Aziz Sancar in Ankara.
The reception, which took place at the Palace, was closed to the press.
Aziz Sancar's wife, Gwen Boles Sancar, also took part in the meeting.
No statement was made regarding the content of the meeting between Erdoğan and Sancar.

NEW Party Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir responded to the allegations that CHP's TBMM group coffers were emptied. Emir argued that the money in question was a fund collected by the MPs among themselves and had nothing to do with corporate accounts.
The Israeli Supreme Court rejected the application made against Likud and the Religious Zionism Party's plan to send armed observers to the polls in areas where Palestinian voters are concentrated. Adalah argued that the decision would create an armed militia-like repression.

A close race is expected between Netanyahu's Likud party and the opposition in the general elections to be held in Israel on October 27. While 61 seats are needed to form a government in the 120-seat Knesset, polls show that no bloc can achieve a majority on its own.
The Cabinet convened under the chairmanship of President Erdoğan; Fund investigation, terrorism-free Türkiye process, foreign policy crises and budget preparations are discussed. Additionally, preparations for the Organization of Turkic States Summit are being evaluated.

The fact that post-election polls in Israel do not indicate a coalition majority brings up the scenarios of early elections or a national unity government led by Netanyahu and Eisenkot. President Herzog's mediation role is critical.

In the Cabinet meeting chaired by President Erdoğan, the liquidation process of the funds, the goal of a Terror-free Türkiye, the work of the Monitoring Commission and regional developments in the Middle East are discussed.