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Cemil Tugay became a member of the AKP while still serving as the Mayor of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality. This situation can be considered as a part of the political transformations in local government.
Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay switched to AKP.
While the decision in question was met with great reaction by the people of Izmir, it was revealed that Tugay went on leave after wearing the badge.
According to Sözcü, Cemil Tugay, who went on 5-day leave, announced the decision in a message to the staff in the morning.
It was reported that Assembly Member Mustafa Özuslu will replace Cemil Tugay due to the resignation of Deputy Mayor Levent Yıldır.
HE SAID, "I CAME TO MAKE HEARTS"
Tugay used the following statements in his statement after joining the AKP:
"I am before you today. Under this roof, which I joined with faith and trust, under the leadership of our esteemed President, I came among you to accompany those who set out on this path for a great and powerful Turkey and a nation freed from polarization and discrimination. Like Yunus Emre; I did not come for fighting, my job is for love, the home of a friend is hearts, I came to make hearts."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An appointment will be made to the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor and interim management will be provided.
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