
Ayşegül Kahvecioglu stated that a process monitoring commission will be established after the Parliament is opened, the number of members and working principles will be determined by party negotiations, that no proposal has been submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly yet, and that the source of the problem in the region is Israel's aggressive policies.
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In a statement in Ankara, Ayşegül Kahvecioglu said that a process monitoring commission will be established, that it will start after the Parliament is opened, and that the structure of the commission will be determined by party negotiations.
AYŞEGÜL KAHVECİOĞLU Ankara - Kurtulmuş said the following in summary:
A COMMISSION WILL BE ESTABLISHED: (Process monitoring commission) Work will begin after the Parliament opens. The structure, number of members and working principles of the commission will be determined as a result of negotiations with political parties.
THE PROCESS WORKS SMOOTHLY: Everything works smoothly in the process. Despite the enthusiasm of those who want to create discord and provoke, this process will end successfully.
NO PROPOSAL HAS COME TO THE PARLIAMENT YET: (Mecca agreement) There is no proposal submitted to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey yet on this issue.
IRAN MAY ALSO BE INCLUDED IN THE AGREEMENT: The main source of the problem in the region is Israel's aggressive policies. Let it turn into an agreement that will ensure the security of the countries in the region and the Islamic geography in general, in which, as it expands, other countries in the region, including Iran, will also be involved.
IT'S NOT THE TIME: (Does he expect the early election decision to be passed by the Parliament soon?) I don't expect it. This is not the time or place for early election discussions. There will be no early elections because the election debates are already being discussed, but there will be early elections in Turkey because the political conditions have matured.
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