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President Erdoğan spoke at the 21st MÜSİAD EXPO International Trade Fair and 29th International Business Forum Closing Program held at Istanbul Expo Center. In his speech, he focused on the impasse of the global system, humanitarian crises in regions such as Palestine, Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, Sudan, Somalia, Rakhine and Iran, and the demand for justice. He also put forward the agenda of the Cabinet and MGK meetings during his busy work in Ankara upon his return from the USA.
In his speech at the 21st MÜSİAD EXPO International Trade Fair and 29th International Business Forum Closing Programme, held at Istanbul Expo Center, President Erdoğan expressed his happiness in participating in the event. Erdoğan stated that MÜSİAD, which brings together Turkey's economic and commercial potential with the world, represents 60 thousand businesses with more than 14 thousand members at home and abroad and employs approximately 3 million people, and said:
DAYS WHERE THE GLOBAL SYSTEM HAS REACHED A DEADLINE: We are going through days where the global system has reached an impasse in terms of both legitimacy, representation and justice. This is the first time that the 'might-to-might' order has left its mark on international relations.
WE VOTED WHAT WE KNOW TO BE TRUE: (Noting that he particularly drew attention to this issue in his address to the 81st UN General Assembly) We stated that from Palestine to Yemen, from Sudan to Somalia, from Arakan to Iran, any prescription that does not include peace, justice and common sense has no equivalent on the field. Even though the genocidal murderers who murdered tens of thousands of innocents in Gaza and Lebanon were uncomfortable with us confronting them with the truth, thank God, we once again boldly voiced what we thought was right.
THEY WILL BE ACCOUNTED FOR: We are determined to unmask the occupying Zionist mentality, which thinks itself elected, sees itself as superior to all other people, and has no mercy, conscience, morality or principles. The place of war criminals for whom the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant is not the United Nations bench, but the courtrooms where they will be held accountable for the murders they committed and the blood they shed.
STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE: If those who commit genocide are not brought to justice, if they are not held accountable before the law and history, the same atrocity will happen again, and know that our children will also face the same human tragedy. We, personally, will be in the struggle for justice until our last breath.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY GAVE THE NECESSARY ANSWER: The Palestinian people are not alone, they are never homeless. The United Nations General Assembly has once again confirmed this fact. As the representative of the alliance of humanity, the general assembly gave the war criminals the answer they deserved. The principled attitude displayed by the diplomatic delegations by leaving the hall was like a slap in the face of the genocide network. This is the reason why they target our person and our country with immoral allegations. Türkiye, with its conscientious, honorable, moral and courageous stance, has given hope to the oppressed and instilled courage in other countries.
Intense working hours in Ankara upon return from the USA
President Erdoğan, who returned from the USA where he went to the UN General Assembly, will focus on critical issues in domestic and foreign policy in the new week. Two important topics will come to the fore in the Cabinet and MGK meetings that Erdoğan will chair at the beginning of the week. While the main agenda of the Cabinet is the "fund crisis" in the economy, the final stage of the "Terror-Free Türkiye" process will be discussed in the MGK. In this context, the Cabinet is expected to discuss new steps that can be taken in the capital markets, the situation of investors and possible regulations to prevent similar liquidity problems. Erdoğan will make the opening speech of the new legislative year in the Parliament on Thursday. AYŞEGÜL KAHVECİOĞLU Ankara
'Happy Turkish Language Day'
Erdoğan published a message on the occasion of the Turkish Language Day. Erdoğan said, "Our duty on the occasion of September 26 Turkish Language Day is to protect our Turkish language as a legacy of the great heritage we received from the past, to enrich it and to pass it on to future generations in the strongest way. Happy September 26 Turkish Language Day."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The cabinet will bring forward new liquidity measures in capital markets and regulations for investor confidence.
Likely · Within days
The MGK will evaluate the final stage of the terrorism-free Türkiye process and determine new security measures.
Likely · Within days
President Erdoğan will state new priorities for domestic and foreign policies in his opening speech of the new legislative year in the Parliament.
Very likely · Within days

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